Dual-Model Cross-Review Coding Workflow
sameerpeace · reddit · 2026-07-18
The author originally used Claude Code for weekly development updates but later combined **Claude** and **Codex** into a workflow where they cross-review each other for errors, rather than relying on a single-model fallback. ### Two Skills - **/dual-plan**: Claude writes the plan first, and Codex reads the actual code and tries to overturn it. They go back and forth for up to 3 rounds; if disagreements remain, the author makes the final call. - **/dual-review**: Before merging, both models review the same diff simultaneously, tagging which model discovered which issue. ### Actual Results The author notes that this method not only allows the two models to spot bugs from different angles but also caught the following before releasing the skills repo: - A deprecated parameter - An incorrect installation command - An unsafe sandbox recommendation The project is implemented in two Markdown files under an MIT license, with the repo at `SameerKhan/dual-ai-skills`.
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