“1. OpenAI Codex CLI Strong choice for CI”
“Strong choice for CI”
“Terminal-native coding agent.”
“Non-interactive execution with codex exec.”
“Supports repository edits, shell commands, and test execution.”
“Configurable sandbox and approval policies.”
“Particularly interesting because its sandbox and approval mechanisms are separate controls.”
“Codex, for example, explicitly separates workspace-write/read-only sandbox modes from approval policies.”
“Full coding agent available from the terminal.”
“Headless mode using claude -p.”
“JSON output for programmatic processing.”
“Permission modes and configurable sandboxing.”
“Can limit the number of agentic turns.”
“Gemini CLI offers sandboxing, while Claude Code offers permission modes and a sandbox runtime.”
“Open-source terminal coding agent.”
“Supports prompt-based, non-interactive execution.”
“Shell and file-editing tools.”
“Docker-based sandboxing and configurable approval modes.”
“Gemini CLI offers sandboxing, while Claude Code offers permission modes and a sandbox runtime.”
“Note that sandboxing is not enabled by default in the standard CLI configuration, so explicitly enable it.”
“Git-oriented terminal coding assistant.”
“Single-task non-interactive execution using --message.”
“Supports multiple model providers, including OpenAI and Anthropic.”
“Can run linting and tests and manage Git commits.”
“A good choice for scripted, relatively focused code changes.”
“However, it is less focused on providing a comprehensive built-in security sandbox than Codex or Gemini CLI.”