Thriving 
JS Gemini, Grok and Codex as read-only research & review units inside Claude Code — on the subscriptions you already pay for.
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Thriving JS // readme
| Question | Where |
|---|---|
| What is this, and who is it for? | What it is |
| How do I install it and wire it into a project? | Quickstart |
| What can I ask the units to do? | What you can ask it |
| How does my session work with the units? | How a session works with it |
| Can a unit change my code? | Is it really read-only? |
| Where is everything else? | Documentation |
| Why CLIs, why read-only, and how does it compare to similar tools? | FAQ |
What it is
Omelette Fleet adds three outside models to Claude Code as research and review peers: Google Gemini, xAI Grok and OpenAI Codex. Each one is a unit: a small MCP server (the way Claude Code talks to tools) that runs the vendor’s own CLI, agy, grok or codex, on the subscription you already pay for. It is for people who work in Claude Code and want a second vendor’s research or review without leaving the session. The one rule: units propose, the session applies. A unit reads, searches and reviews, and hands back text. Your Claude Code conversation, the session,…