Indie dev's multi-agent setup lets Codex give Claude Code instructions directly
AlchainHust · x · 2026-10-12
- Context: Claude Code recently shipped agent-to-agent messaging for coordinating project work.
- The claim: Alchain notes his own Fanbox workflow already does this — every agent automatically sees what the others are doing and communicates when needed.
- Demo: a screenshot shows the Codex window instructing Claude Code to stop rendering and fix text/cover art, while publishing and covers are handled by another agent, avoiding duplicated work; all running with bypass permissions on.
- Takeaway: a practical pattern for agent coordination via shared project state files rather than relying on any single product's built-in collaboration feature.
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