I think the main reason people keep switching between Claude Code, Codex, and ChatGPT is that they’re too tied to a specific agent harness.

I use both for different use cases. Right now, Opus 5.5 is my daily driver, while I use Codex for code reviews, image generation, and computer use. I’ve built a model-agnostic agentic system, so I can easily switch between models and use the best one for each task

Maybe 😄

If they also want technical users, they’ll need to make it much more powerful, otherwise, I’ll always choose code.

A lot will depend on how they handle components. I don’t like the current system because it adds too much abstraction. If they’re targeting non-technical users, simplifying the UI like Framer would make more sense.

Who will this be most useful for? Probably non-technical users and marketing teams. As a developer, I’d rather see the code and use agents to modify it directly, perhaps using the visual UI only for small changes.

From what I understand, Webflow first needs to rebuild the engine underneath the UI they’ve developed over the years, and that alone is no small task.

@read_cv came pretty close

Nice! Which configuration did you get?

Very true. When one channel is working, it’s easy to feel comfortable relying on it, especially when time is limited and you’re not sure which other channel is worth investing in. So you stick with what works and only feel the urgency to diversify when it starts slowing down.

Next, I’ll continue with the Claude Code course to connect both perspectives and improve the way I build products with AI.

This way of working needs to be understood and practised. That’s where it starts to get really interesting.

It means defining a clear objective, providing the right context, reviewing the output, and progressively delegating more of the work to the agent.

I’ve been using ChatGPT and Claude Code intensively since January, but working agentically is different from simply writing a prompt and getting an answer.

I’ve started OpenAI’s Agents and Workflows course, and it’s already giving me a more structured way to think about working with AI

Congrats! Are you building it solo?

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imo a middle ground, something that generates from $500/m to $10k/m

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