[aulin]

Admit I didn't follow the announcements but isn't that a matter of UI? Doesn't seem something that should be baked in the model but in the tooling around it and the instructions you give them. E.g. I've been playing with with GitHub copilot CLI (that despite the bad fame is absolutely amazing) and the same model completely changes its behavior with the prompt. You can have it answer a question promptly or send it on a multi-hour multi-agent exploration writing detailed specs with a single prompt. Or you can have it stop midway for clarification. It all depends on the instructions. Also this is particularly interesting with GitHub billing model as each prompt counts 1 request no matter how many tokens it burns.

[F7F7F7]

It depends honestly. Both are prone to doing the exact opposite of what you asked. Especially with poor context management.

I’ve had both $200 plans and now just have Max x20 and use the $20 ChatGPT plan for an inferior Codex.

My experience (up until today) has always been that Codex acts like that one Sr Engineer that we all know. They are kind of a dick. And will disappear into a dark hole and emerge with a circle when you asked for a pentagon. Then let you know why edges are bad for you.

And yes, Anthropic is pivoting hard into everything agentic. I bet it’s not too long before Claude Code stops differentiating models. I had Opus blow 750k tokens on a single small task.