Split AI work across multiple harnesses, not one all-purpose session
EXM7777 · x · 2026-08-04
The post argues that AI setups should use multiple harnesses, each pushed to what it does best: Codex for computer/browser use, Claude Code for coding and frontend design, Grok Build for research on X, and Kimi Code for writing.
The author says the point is not the exact lineup, but the workflow principle: route each job to the right tool, run work in parallel instead of queueing behind one session, and stack subscriptions when needed to avoid token bottlenecks.
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