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I let Codex take over a project Claude Code couldn't finish, and it caught issues Claude missed

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I let Codex take over a project Claude Code couldn't finish, and it caught issues Claude missed

A user allowed Claude Code to take over a project that Claude Code couldn't finish, and it identified issues that were missed. The user noted that Claude Code will finish a build and let them know, but it doesn't reveal what's off at first glance. Without writing code, the user relies on testing the build and asking Claude Code what's happening underneath.

The user also discussed the limitations of using Claude Code with a Pro or Max subscription. These limits are shared with claude.ai and reset on different schedules. The limits include a rolling 5-hour session, a weekly limit shared by every model, and a separate weekly cap for specific models on some plans. According to Dev.to, using Claude Code with an API key from the Claude Console avoids these limits, instead charging per token under API rate limits.

Creating software with AI coding assistants like Claude Code requires more than just coding, according to Six Colors. It demands human creativity, problem-solving, and decision-making skills. The outlet quotes Lex Friedman, who emphasized that the quality of an app depends on the care, thought, and humanity invested in it, rather than just the amount of code written by a human.

Brief written by urgent.news from XDA Developers, Dev.to, Six Colors — 3 reports on this story. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

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