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I use plan mode in claude code, then use gpt-5 in codex to review the plan and identify gaps and feed it back to claude. Results are amazing.
by config_yml 10mo ago
I use plan mode in claude code, then use gpt-5 in codex to review the plan and identify gaps and feed it back to claude. Results are amazing.
- easygenes 10mo agoYeah, I’ve used vatiations of the “get frontier models to cross-check and refine each others work” pattern for years now and it really is the path to the best outcomes in situations where you would otherwise hit a wall or miss important details.
- tiahura 10mo agoIt’s my approach in legal as well. Claude formulates its draft, then it prompts codex and gemini for theirs. Claude then makes recommendations for edits to its draft based on others. Gemini’s plan is almost always the worst, but even it frequently has at least one good point to make.
- danielbln 10mo agoIf you're not already doing that you can wire up a subagent that invokes codex in non interactive mode. Very handy, I run Gemini-cli and codex subagents in parallel to validate plans or implementations.
- tiahura 10mo agoThis is the way. However, there a a lot of approaches to ensemble approaches. I wish there were some good benchmarks for various domains.
- adonese 10mo agoI was doing this but I got worried I will lose touch with my critical thinking (or really just thinking for that matter). As it was too easy to just copy paste and delegate the thinking to The Oracle.
- paul_sutyrin 10mo agoOf course the Great Elephant of Postgres should do the thinking! And it is, as known, does not forget anything...