Users urged to make Codex/Claude document their process before models become unavailable
moonsandhues · x · 2026-09-10
Blogger iJaadee urges developers building with frontier models like Astra to ask the model to extensively document how it achieved its results, its process, and how to replicate it on any machine or with less capable models — even building a full replication system for future local models.
The underlying concern: Codex and Claude may one day become unavailable for various reasons, and without pre-recorded, replicable documentation, work that depended on them would be hard to continue. It's essentially a hedge against frontier-model dependency risk.
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