ai-ide-runner

You can compare code execution outputs by running prompts in multiple IDEs like Claude Code and Codex simultaneously to view results side-by-side. This cross-IDE execution provides a comprehensive view of different runtime outputs from a single interface.

Yes, you can compare outputs from different models within the same IDE. The Skill supports model comparison alongside cross-IDE execution, allowing you to evaluate different model behaviors using the same code prompt.

Yes, this Skill requires CLI binaries for Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, and Codex to function. You must have these command-line interfaces installed and accessible in your environment to facilitate multi-IDE code execution and prompt routing.

Prompt routing automatically directs user input to the appropriate IDE based on predefined model associations or user input. This mechanism ensures your code prompts are executed by the targeted AI environment without manual switching.

The best way to test a JavaScript function in Codex and Cursor is to use a cross-IDE comparison command, such as 'compare codex vs cursor --prompt', which executes the code in both IDEs and displays the outputs side-by-side for direct evaluation.

You should avoid cross-IDE code execution comparison if you lack the required CLI binaries for Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, or Codex. It is also unnecessary if you only need to execute code in a single IDE without comparing runtime outputs or model behaviors.