@Tz_2022: I finally found the best practice for joint development with Codex + Claude Code: 1. Open Codex app on MacBook 2. Connect to local/remote 24x7 Codex CLI / Claude Code dev host (linux o…
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Introduces the best practices for joint development with Codex and Claude Code on MacBook, including a 24x7 dev host and a four-panel layout.
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I finally found the best practice for using codex + claude code together:
- Open the codex app on a MacBook
- Connect to a 24/7 development host (Linux or Mac mini) running codex CLI or claude code, either locally or remotely
- Use a four-pane layout: left, center, right, bottom
- Left: Project task list
- Center: codex conversation
- Right: File browser | Claude Code command line | Browser | Diffs Review (switchable)
- Bottom: Development host SSH Terminal command line
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