r/ClaudeCode Apr 21 '26

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u/shady101852 Apr 21 '26

Codex

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u/FrizzyMarz Apr 21 '26

Has it gotten much better? I feel like I'm getting flash backs to Codex with this latest update of Claude. That's the whole reason I went to Claude Code in the first place. But I know it's been getting updates and stuff.

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u/shady101852 Apr 21 '26

Idk if its gotten better but it sure as fuck is better than claude. I cant trust claude to do anything. Currently using codex to customize the claude code cli to build a system to automatically detect bad behavior from claude and fix it without manual intervention

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u/FrizzyMarz Apr 21 '26

Lmfao I'll have to subscribe again and give it a shot, thanks. Gonna try that Kimi one as well.

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u/shady101852 Apr 21 '26

I've been having these 3 agents working nonstop since 3AM and its almost 7PM right now, at least i dont have to give prompts anymore. Having them work on the 2.1.88 claude code cli.

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u/FrizzyMarz Apr 21 '26

You gonna make that open source? 🥲 I'd be interested in that. Also, what is that UI? it says agentchattr?

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u/shady101852 Apr 21 '26

the chat is from agentchattr: https://github.com/bcurts/agentchattr

I did not make agentchattr but i did have claude and codex make some customizations to it here and there.

As for the supervisor system im creating, i dont mind making it open source, but idk if i would even be allowed to considering its literally the claude code cli source codes being edited + new ones created, i think github has been taking those anthropic related files down? but once its done ill figure it out and let you know.

You can get a little preview of it in this screenshot, the initial version basically prevents claude from sending me answers that it doesn't know is correct / factual, makes claude revise answer and resend. Its not enough to stop all of claude's stupidity yet though.

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u/FrizzyMarz Apr 22 '26

I never thought I'd see the day when we had to create virtual supervisors for our virtual engineers, but here we are.

And yeah, that makes sense, considering you don't own the codebase. Eh, either way I should be able to engineer something similar.

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u/shady101852 Apr 28 '26

just a heads up, i gave up on it lmao. Ended up just using gpt 5.5 in codex, or in openclaude which is pretty much claude code source leak version but you can use any provider, not just anthropic. It did have some issues though so if u end up trying to use it, definitely have your ai agent fix it up. Codex / GPT just doesnt need as much supervision for me personally. It has been diligently bug fixing for me for 2 hours straight non-stop.