@servasyy_ai: Compared to using the Codex plugin in Claude Code, I prefer: CCB's Claude Code and Codex working together
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User shares their experience of using the Codex plugin integrated within Claude Code, and expresses a preference for the collaboration between CCB's Claude Code and Codex.
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Compared to using the Codex plugin inside Claude Code,
I prefer this:
CCB’s Claude Code and Codex working together 👇 https://t.co/hvjHTYBslf
huangserva (@servasyy_ai): Anyone who has used it knows It feels so good to use Codex inside Claude Code!
One command to install, a plugin released by OpenAI:
/plugin install codex@openai-codexRun Codex directly in Claude Code
Code review, adversarial review, background tasks… 💪
Go try it out!
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