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FREE Claude Code X Codex Workflow Course - Build, debug, and deploy apps with Claude Code and Codex

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Learn to build a real task-management app with Claude Code and ChatGPT Codex in 7 practical lessons. You’ll work through SprintOps Lite, improve prompts and project context, debug AI-generated code, use Git Worktrees and reusable QA checks, coordinate agents in parallel, review code, and deploy with Vercel. Get FREE course access with coupon code VIBECODEFREE. Coupons are limited, so claim yours early before they run out and start building with two AI coding agents.

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We created this course for people who want to do more with AI coding agents than just generate random code snippets.

The goal is simple: show you how Claude Code and ChatGPT Codex can work together to build, debug, and deploy a real application.

Across 7 hands-on lessons, you'll build SprintOps Lite, a task management web app, while learning practical AI coding workflows.

Here's what you'll learn:

  • Build a functional web app with React and Vite.

  • Write better prompts and manage project context.

  • Debug real issues and fix AI-generated code.

  • Use Git Worktrees and reusable QA Skills.

  • Run Claude Code and Codex in parallel.

  • Let both agents review each other's code and apply fixes.

  • Deploy your application with Vercel.

🔥 Our favorite part?

Multi-agent collaboration

Claude Code builds Task Search while Codex develops Task Overview in separate worktrees. They then review each other's changes, identify issues, and improve the implementation before integration.

We wanted to show a practical way to coordinate AI coding agents, rather than just demonstrate what each tool can generate.

One question for you: If you could put two AI coding agents to work on your next project, what would you build first?

We'd love to hear your ideas!