[codex] fix Claude AI Gateway key messaging#235
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Summary
This updates the template copy and key-selection flow so Claude is presented as an AI Gateway-backed agent instead of requiring an Anthropic key.
What changed
aigatewayAI_GATEWAY_API_KEYis documented as the key for ClaudeWhy
The current implementation already executes Claude through AI Gateway, but the template docs and settings UI still imply that Claude needs
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY. That creates a broken first-run experience and makes the public template page misleading.Validation
pnpm lintpnpm type-checkpnpm buildImpact
Users testing the template should now be prompted for AI Gateway when using Claude, and the repo docs better match the actual runtime behavior.