Codex CLI vs Claude Code Observations

Early Codex CLI observations, compared with Claude Code * Token limits are muuuuuch more generous, oh my goodness night and day * Plan mode seems strong based on limited interactions * Agents are super clunky compared to Claude Code. - Must be triggered explicitly - I triggered one and Codex got impatient and did the work in parallel, defeating the purpose. Had to create some global guidance about that which should be baked in by default - Agents also seem slower than in CC * Restore session and generous permissions mode (yolo / auto) work well * Rewinding session controls are clunky, and you can only rewind to the most recent session restore. Lame. * So far the models seem really good for development tasks. Early days, but they seem pretty functional. I'm basically slowly rebuilding my Claude Arcanum open source library as a Arcanum-for-Codex open source library with the same tools. I'm a little anxious how feasible my hybrid skill/agent workflows will work. We'll see how it goes.

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