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Anthropic sent a takedown notice to a dev trying to reverse-engineer its coding tool

Last updated: April 26, 2025 5:19 am
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The Battle of AI Coding Tools: Codex CLI vs Claude Code

Two powerful AI coding tools, Anthropic’s Claude Code and OpenAI’s Codex CLI, are currently vying for developer attention and favor. However, recent events suggest that Codex CLI may be winning the battle in terms of developer goodwill, largely due to differences in licensing and transparency between the two tools.

Both Claude Code and Codex CLI offer developers the ability to leverage AI models in the cloud to streamline coding tasks. Released within months of each other, Anthropic and OpenAI are competing to attract developers to their respective platforms.

One key distinction between the two tools lies in their licensing agreements. Codex CLI is available under an Apache 2.0 license, allowing for distribution and commercial use. On the other hand, Claude Code is tied to Anthropic’s commercial license, placing restrictions on how it can be modified without explicit permission from the company.

Furthermore, Anthropic chose to obfuscate the source code for Claude Code, making it less accessible to developers. When a developer managed to de-obfuscate and share the source code on GitHub, Anthropic issued a DMCA complaint requesting its removal, sparking backlash from the developer community.

Meanwhile, OpenAI has been proactive in incorporating developer feedback into Codex CLI, including suggestions to enhance the tool’s functionality. This collaborative approach has been well-received by developers, with features like the ability to tap into AI models from rival providers being added to Codex CLI.

While Anthropic has not yet responded to the controversy surrounding Claude Code, it’s worth noting that the tool is still in beta and may undergo changes in the future. The decision to obfuscate code could be driven by various factors, such as security considerations.

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This recent development marks a PR win for OpenAI, which has previously focused on proprietary products over open source releases. The shift towards greater transparency and collaboration with developers may signal a new direction for the company, as CEO Sam Altman has acknowledged the importance of embracing open source practices.

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