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Codex is fast and overshoots; Claude is a pedantic reviewer. Chaining them is the exact workflow that saves me hours: Codex writes on a branch, Claude reviews the diff against a fixed checklist, and nothing merges until the checklist passes.
Same 12 tasks I run on every release. Fable took 9, Opus took 2, one tie — but the interesting part isn't the score.
The single most-commented complaint on the tracker, and mostly not a billing bug — it's what long context plus wide tool use costs. Here's what actually moved the needle for people.
Mine grew to 600 lines and the agent ignores most of it. Time to talk about what earns a slot in the most expensive real estate in your repo.
Claude Code can't see Xcode's build errors unless you hand them over. XcodeBuild MCP plus a formatter that strips the noise gives the agent a real edit-build-test loop for SwiftUI work — the difference between guessing and iterating.
Five days, two agents, one working Stripe billing portal: what was delegated, what broke, what it cost ($61.40 all-in), and the day everything went sideways.
Eight days migrating a legacy widget suite to WidgetKit with Claude Code and XcodeBuild MCP: timeline budgets, a haunted pbxproj, and $84 of tokens.