Could you elaborate on your exact setup? Where do you run these models?

jacobgold 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Since you asked, the answer is that I built and use an agent multiplexer called Clor https://clor.com

I have a $200/mo Claude subscription and a $200/mo Codex subscription, and I'm signed in to both. The Docker containers keep each session isolated, so dev servers, browser testing, etc. can work without conflicts.

It includes `/ask-claude` and `/ask-codex` skills that I use very frequently to have the Claude or Codex harness call out to the other one for advice on plans, bug repro, code review, etc.

The agents run in total "yolo" mode, so there are no permission prompts to approve. The risk is mitigated by the Docker containers (which don't necessarily provide a security barrier but do limit accidents).

I was doing this manually in Ghostty tabs for a long time, and it got painful, so I built a much more sophisticated version that I (and my friends/colleagues) could use.

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aschobel 3 hours ago | parent [-]

I have a slightly jankier setup.

Generally using Claude Code with Fable 5.1 (high) to plan and implement (Opus 5 (medium) as the implementer subagents), and using Codex with Astra high to review the plan and review the implementers' output.

Using the OpenAI codoex plugin thingy:

https://github.com/openai/codex-plugin-cc

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jacobgold 3 hours ago | parent [-]

I originally had multiple skills for Claude and Codex but found that "ask" is a great single mechanism.

"Ask claude about this"

"Ask codex to implement this"

"Ask claude to review this plan"

etc

	▲	aschobel 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		"Ask" is a super clever mechanism. I'll give that a shot. It's also more polite than "tell" or "yell at"!

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gregwebs 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I use a workflow that has different named subagents. [1] Agent profiles can be pinned to models. So you set the model you want on your main thread as the orchestrator. Create an agent for the "planner", "implementer", and "reviewer" and set the model you want for each. Right now I am orchestrating and implementing with Deepseek, planning with Astra, and reviewing with Opus.

I am doing this with the Pi harness right now. To use a Claude monthly plan you need to use the pi-claude-bridge plugin.

If you are using just Claude for example you can use Sonnet as the implementer and Fable/Opus as the planner.

[1] https://github.com/gregwebs/skills-sdlc/