How I got Claude Code and Codex to pursue goals over weeks
Summary
The author built SmithersBot, an open-source agent harness that orchestrates Claude Code and Codex to pursue long-term goals over weeks by breaking plans into tasks, requiring approvals, and using checkpoints to avoid degradation.
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