Using K3 with Codex Desktop was a “big mistake,” says developer
HamelHusain · x · 2026-07-28
- The author says coding harnesses are very sticky: once you build around one, moving models into a different harness is awkward.
- They tried using K3 with Codex Desktop and described the experience as a “big mistake.”
- The post is essentially a short practical warning about tool compatibility and workflow lock-in.
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