Why I Switched to Codex for Coding
xhluca · x · 2026-07-14
The author mentions recently switching from Claude to Codex, planning to use both models in tandem.
There are two main reasons: a certain web-based model frequently redirects requests to an older version, making the UX frustrating; and another model happens to be exceptionally strong at cracking tough coding problems.
Related event: Codex Replaces Claude as Primary Coding Tool for Developers(3 posts)→
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