@thsottiaux I’m not sure who came up with the Work/Codex setup, but the UX isn’t intuitive. Switching modes feels confusing and unnecessary. Either merge everything into Work including coding or clearly separate them with dedicated tabs and UIs. @thsottiaux
@thsottiaux@thsottiaux Astra is excessively asking for permission even after giving it various times. It’s not feeling as smooth working with the desktop these days.
Both are great. Fable 5.1 is faster, but it burns through your 5-hour limit super quickly, even on the Max plan. Astra is awesome—it's slightly slower, but it auto-reviews its work with independent agents, works super smoothly across browser and desktop, has finally caught up on the frontend, and is much cheaper. For now, I'd say Astra edges it out as the better overall package.
@TechByTaraa Yes of course, its the best if you want to use Claude, Codex, Kimi3 and other models, using your account usage and not api usage, pin the post, you will thank me later 😉
@Kavya_learns Cursor is great, but you pay API prices to use the models, which is way more expensive than the Max plans for Claude or Codex. So if you're a heavy user of either of those two, it's simply cheaper.
@thsottiaux Codex is amazing at everything except design/frontend details. It still amazes me how strong it is at super complex stuff, yet struggles to understand simple frontend modifications, CTA sizes, and designs, even after prompting, screenshots, and access to browser/simulator.
We finally created Claude for your body, "I ate a pepperoni pizza" → logged and profile updates in seconds "Build me a 60 minute session" → a visual session you can save, edit and use anytime. Fitura, live worldwide today, Link in the comments.