Claude Code and others are for developers. MakeThemCode is for everyone else.
Claude Code experience in the cloud for your non-tech collaborators. Nothing to install: a chat and a live preview of your website.
Side by side
Built for
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ...:Developers who read code and review diffs.
MakeThemCode:Non-tech collaborators: teammates, clients, and you on the go.
Setup
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ...:The repository, its dependencies and its dev server installed on each person's machine.
MakeThemCode:Nothing to install: each session runs in a cloud sandbox, set up once by a developer.
What you see
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ...:Code and diffs, in a terminal or an editor.
MakeThemCode:A chat and a live preview of your website. No code, no git.
Developer rules
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ...:Permission settings, in the hands of whoever runs the agent.
MakeThemCode:Rules on every file, set by developers and applied to every session.
Pricing
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ...:Mostly a monthly subscription per person.
MakeThemCode:Pay as you go, based on tokens. No subscription, no seats.
Which one should you pick?
They don't really compete: each one is great at something different.
Pick Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ... if
you write code yourself and want an agent in your terminal or editor. Keep it: MakeThemCode doesn't replace it for developers.
Pick MakeThemCode if
the people asking for changes are not developers. They make the small changes themselves, you keep your coding agent for the real work.
Try it on your own website.
You'll see why it's better.