... FinderGit 0.59.0: tidy up after your coding agents Every codex exec and codex

... Lancetta 0.68.0 is out Every Claude Code and Codex session, in one place: what waits on you, what you finished, and what the agents still keep on disk The Sessions pane before 0.68.0. A new card, Saved: what the agents keep, Claude Code's ended background sessions and Codex

... outside the requested scope. Before switching tools, I'd check whether the task has a reproducible failure and a clear boundary. Without those, the next agent gets the same ambiguity. If the task is well defined, I'd give Codex and Claude Code the same starting commit and stop at the first reviewable diff. I'd compare unrelated edits, tests actually run, and the human work needed before merge. A passing test alone misses that cost. If you've switched ... ... review, or did you mostly improve the brief on the second try? Comment from Ilya Arbabi(@ilya_from_marsell): the second claude decides to become a lawyer or gods greatest copyright soldier instead of a tool, im on codex

... building with AI stopped working. My Claude and Codex limits were gone in 2-3 days. Codex

... After our #1 launch in March I went quiet for almost five months, sorry for the silence. When I came back, my old way of building with AI stopped working. My Claude and Codex limits were gone in 2-3 days. Codex

... Several Claude Code and Codex sessions at once? The hard part stops being the work and becomes remembering which one is waiting for you. Lancetta's Sessions wall puts every session you started on one wall, as post-its: Your turn: it asks you something, finished, stopped, or its terminal closed. With how long the longest has waited. Working: the agent is on it. Concluded: what you called done, day by day. Open takes you to the session in your ... ... even after the terminal closed. Done takes the post-it down without closing the session. It comes back by itself if the session starts working again. Optional: a second menu bar item that counts the sessions waiting on you. Codex

... Product Hunt! I m Haider, founder of CODEX. I m a doctor and surgical resident from Iraq, and I m building CODEX

... everyone, thanks for following Agent Pets Since launch, the most-asked question was "does it work with Codex?" It does now: Every Codex

... built PMDesk. It's a macOS app for the person directing the agents, not for writing code by hand. What's in it today Many projects and sessions, no confusion: one tab per project with Claude Code or Codex in a real terminal. Sessions keep running in the background, and a badge (plus an optional macOS notification) shows which one is waiting for you. Documents without the folder-hopping: register a document folder (Box, Google Drive, any local folder). Type ... ... worktree management. Download: https://pmdesk.dev/download/mac Site: https://pmdesk.dev/ I'd love your feedback, especially: how many agents do you run in parallel before your review quality starts to drop? (Claude Code is a product of Anthropic and Codex

... what your agents tokens would cost at API prices, lets you leave a message for a busy agent, answers questions from other agents over MCP, and reads seven more agents. Works without cmux If you run Claude Code or Codex in any terminal, or in the Claude or Codex

... Product Hunt! AgentDock launched here on 10 October. Since then it has had eleven updates, and the latest one is the biggest: AgentDock now works with many more agents than Claude Code and Codex. New in 1.3: more agents Beyond Claude Code, Codex

... Agents tab: - how much of the week and the 5-hour session is left - when each one resets - whether you're on pace, or will run out before the reset It works with Claude, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Antigravity, Grok, Ollama, and OpenCode, for every account signed in on the Mac, including several Claude Code profiles. The Agents tab also lists every coding agent running, what each one started (dev servers, tests, browsers), and the tokens Claude Code and Codex

... building a digital marketplace without a traditional coding background, and one of the most interesting things I ve experimented with is connecting Claude Code and Codex so they can collaborate. Sometimes I ask Claude to handle a task from start to finish and have Codex

... zero coding knowledge. My first website? Built with ChatGPT guiding me step by step. Lots of screenshots, endless questions, mistakes, fixes repeat. Fast forward to today, and I m building my own digital marketplace and AI-powered tools using Codex and Claude Code. I even created a bridge between the two coding assistants so they could work together on development and technical audits. Am I a programmer now? Not even close! But I ve learned more about HTML, JavaScript ... ... takes real money: each seller should only be able to see and edit their own data, enforced in the database and not just hidden in the interface. In my Supabase projects that's row level security. How does your Codex

... been running 3-4 Claude Code / Codex sessions at once across different projects, and my biggest time sink isn't the coding. It's losing track of which terminal is blocked on a permission prompt, and which spec each session was supposed to follow. Every time I need the related doc, I have to jump out to another folder, find the file, and then come back to the right terminal. My current setup is a mix of git worktrees ...

... window, and nothing is quit until you say so. Share: it's off until you turn it on, and you choose what assistants may see. Setup is one page in Settings. Turn it on, click Add beside Claude, Codex, or Cursor, and that's it. On my own Mac, the first thing it found was a dev server that had been running for 16 hours and holding 3.8 GB. I had no idea it was still there ...

... maintain Termexo, an MIT-licensed Windows workbench for coding agents. Version 0.10.10 adds 19 local MCP tools for terminals, tasks and selected settings. New Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Grok Build and Antigravity terminals launched in Termexo can automatically load the connection after you enable and apply MCP settings. Existing agent processes need to restart, and the desktop must stay open. A practical first trial: ask termexo-desktop to list workspaces, with no terminal input or settings changes. Then read ... ... only on loopback. Terminal, task and settings permissions are separate; settings access needs enabling. The stdio bridge reads the current credential for each request rather than putting the token in generated configuration. Automatic configuration has different scope: Claude Code, Codex

... update is about a small interaction with a useful consequence: ask one coding agent to send work to another terminal, then read back the result. AI-assisted capability diagram, not a screenshot. With local MCP enabled, new Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Grok Build and Antigravity terminals launched by Termexo can connect automatically. A connected agent can find an existing terminal, send a prompt, submit it and read its output. The task board can also launch configured Claude Code, Codex

... Codex-generated teaching image. It is opaque, not a H3Max test result or a transparent file. What checks you use before trusting a transparent PNG? A preview can looks fine, but the downloaded picture may brings a white box into another design. I would like compare a small acceptance checklist with people who works on product pictures or design tools. I maintain H3Max, so I have a product interest in this question. This is the workflow I am document ... ... also be fully opaque. The difference is in the file, not the preview. If direct transparency is not supported, just keep the original picture and remove its background seperately. You do not needs to generate it again. Codex

... noticed GPT-6 Astra was good at identifying when it had finished a phase and no longer needed the raw tool output, so I built a Codex patch that lets it request compaction itself. The model writes a checkpoint with the relevant decisions, constraints and next steps. The patch runs native compaction, carries that checkpoint forward verbatim, and resumes the task. In one conversation covering two PRs: 767 tool calls, 18 completed compactions, and 90.9k median input tokens ...

... Product Hunt I m Jinho , an Codex hands-on builder based in Seoul, South Korea. My background spans AI infrastructure, GPU Data Center computing, LLM training and inference, Kubernetes, and enterprise AI systems. These days, I m especially interested in one question: What happens when AI stops being just a coding assistant and becomes part of the entire product-building process? That question led me to build Seoul 3D Atlas - Seoul on Miniature. It started as a small experiment: could ... ... brings together 267,000+ buildings and multiple layers of city data in one interactive 3D experience. But the part I find most interesting is how it was built. I developed it through repeated iterations with GPT-6 Astra and Codex

... this command in ChatGPT: /visualize my codex usage Not surprisingly, my use of Opus 5 (my main vibe coding driver) exploded my use of Codex

... guys, i switched to codex recently because fable is not anymore included in the plans, and honestly gpt 5.6 Sol surprised me by his efficiency. Which one do you prefer, Claude Code or Codex

... That was basically the problem I wanted to solve. I really like the Codex app especially how clean and focused the interface feels but for harder coding and architecture tasks I still often want to use Claude Code or other agents. So I built a native app with a similar UI philosophy, but without tying it to one model or agent. https://www.producthunt.com/prod... It supports: Claude Code and other coding agents Multi-device access Native app experience Multiple agents ... ... task Agent-to-agent discussion and collaboration For me, the interesting part isn t just putting multiple models in one UI it s turning them into a shared coding workspace. Would love to hear how others here are managing Codex

... Codex Desktop and Claude Desktop side by side, and I often want a second agent to independently review work completed by the first one. The workflow I m exploring is: Finish a design or implementation in Codex