> I think cloud-based async agents like Codex and Jules are superior to the Claude Code/Aider/Cursor style of local integration Ideally, a combination of both

> I think cloud-based async agents like Codex and Jules are superior to the Claude Code/Aider/Cursor style of local integration Ideally, a combination of both I feel like would be a productive setup. I prefer the UI of Codex where I can hand-off boring stuff while I work on other things, because the machines they run Codex on is just too damn slow, compiling Rust takes forever and it needs to continuously refetch/recompile dependencies instead of leveraging caching, compared to my local machine. If I could have a UI + tools + state locally while the LLM inference is the only remote point, the whole workflow would end up so much faster.