Claude and Codex blame each other for bugs, then 'fix' them — only 72% actually fixed
jkubicki · x · 2026-10-19
jkubicki shares a recurring scene when using Claude and Codex together on a build: each agent decides the other made a mistake, then proceeds to "fix it" — but only 72% of the time is it actually fixed.
A vivid illustration of the pain of multi-agent coding workflows: models distrust each other and blindly rewrite code, sometimes introducing new problems.
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