Dan Wahlin pairs Copilot CLI with Claude Code, Grok Build and Codex for parallel code reviews
DanWahlin · x · 2026-07-21
Dan Wahlin describes a practical agentic-coding workflow: he uses GitHub Copilot CLI as the default, then asks Claude Code, Grok Build, Codex, and other harnesses to review the same change set in parallel through orchestrators like Hermes or OpenClaw on a VPS.
In his example, the reviewers caught similar issues plus a few edge cases. The screenshots show the process end-to-end: parallel reviews against an immutable commit, explicit security/concurrency/regression checks, fixes applied, and a final unanimous APPROVE-PREVIEW after rerunning the reviewers.
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