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ncvdvon Claude × Codex Collab Two AI Coding Agents. One Orchestrator. Zero API Costs

My friend Alessio made the following, wanted to give him a shout out with this post

[Description]

A dead-simple system that makes Claude Code and OpenAI Codex CLI work together as a team — Claude as the PM, Codex as a second engineer. They debate architecture, delegate implementation, and cross-review code. All running on your existing subscriptions. No API keys. No third-party tools. No MCP servers. No tmux. Just bash, markdown, and slash commands.

ncvdvon Ask HN: Do you regularly use AI agents to get work done? How and why?

Perhaps https://e2b.dev/ would be a nice place for you to start exploring.

ncvdvon OpenAI announces GPT-4.5 Turbo

The link results in a 404.

Also there is no post to bee seen when looking at the latest blogpost on openai.com

ncvdvon Artifact News Is Shutting Down

Any good alternatives besides Feedly?

I loved that Artifact offered Dark Mode on it's articles.

ncvdvon Ask HN: How to keep up with non-mainstream AI developments

You can make a nice habit of checking sources like

https://news.bensbites.co

+ also his newsletter

news.niek.ai ( is a search with ai as a filter )

https://github.com/dair-ai/Prompt-Engineering-Guide ( made an easy to remember synced repo link at ai.niek.ai )

A few times a day checking Hackernews top 60 & occasionally sifting through the "New" page. ( Not efficient, but kinda works )

Also keeping an eye on Twitter, following OpenAI, but also the companies like StabilityAI, Deepmind etc. + the model generation ( e.g. Llama offsprings, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion ) & following AI Researchers in and around these projects.