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Programming Assistant

Token Market supports multiple coding assistants, each with a focused setup guide. Create a workspace API Key first, then install the client by following the tool's official documentation.

Tool Navigation

ToolBest ForOfficial DocumentationToken Market Tutorial
Claude CodeTerminal-based coding agent with multi-file editingInstallation guide · Environment variablesConfigure Claude Code
CursorDesktop IDE; custom OpenAI Base URLs have compatibility limitsAPI Keys documentationConfigure Cursor
ClineConversational coding agent for VS CodeOpenAI Compatible documentationConfigure Cline
Codex CLITerminal workflow for OpenAI CodexCLI documentation · Configuration referenceConfigure Codex CLI
Roo CodeConfigurable coding agent for VS CodeOpenAI Compatible documentationConfigure Roo Code
Kilo CodeCustom-provider workflows in VS Code and the CLICustom models documentationConfigure Kilo Code
BlackboxCurrent official clients do not document external gateway configurationBlackbox CLI documentationBlackbox compatibility notes
Grok CLICommunity-maintained terminal coding assistantGitHub repositoryConfigure Grok CLI
OpenCodeTerminal agent with custom model-provider supportCustom provider documentationConfigure OpenCode
EchoBird RecommendedCross-platform installation, startup, and unified management for AI agentsProduct site · GitHubConfigure EchoBird
CCSwitch RecommendedCross-platform provider switching, routing, and usage managementUser manual · GitHubConfigure CCSwitch

General preparation

ItemRecommendation
API KeyCreate a workspace API Key in the console. The full key appears only once; save it in a password manager or environment variable.
Base URLUse https://api.tokensmarket.ai/v1. Do not commit an API Key to the repository or include it in frontend code.
ModelConfirm an available model ID in the Model Market, then add it to the tool configuration.
VerificationSend a low-risk request first and verify the model, quota, timeout, and logs.

Programming assistants may read and write files, run commands, or access the network. Use them only in trusted project directories, and review each requested permission against the tool’s official documentation.

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