You can try my project Plandex[1] to use Gemini in a way that's comparable to Claude Code without copy-pasting. By default, it combines models from the major providers—Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google.

The default planning/coding models are still Sonnet 3.7 for context size under 200k, but you can switch to Gemini with `\set-model gemini-preview`.

1 - https://github.com/plandex-ai/plandex

“Make me a bash script which creates all the files using heredoc”

Works for a reasonable chunk of files say 5 to 10 that aren’t too big.

No doubt they’ll get to better file access.

Anyhow I’m quite happy to do the copy and paste because Geminis coding and debugging capability is far better than Claude.

I'm using this https://github.com/coffeegrind123/gemini-code to use Claude Code with Gemini and it's working perfectly

Cursor with gemini-2.5 MAX and agentic mode.

I really like the idea of Claude Code but its rare that I fully spec out a feature on my first request and I can't see how it can be used for frontend features that require a lot of browser-centric iteration/debugging to get right.