Switched to Codex a month ago.
Now everyoneโs saying Claude has the better model.
At this point, Iโm not choosing AI tools. Iโm just chasing them ๐ญ
My AI coding agent has a memory folder and writes its own decision records.
When it makes a real choice, it explains why and reads it back next session. It's building institutional memory I can audit.
Most human teams never keep this.
@Tristanrhee3 Exactly. UGC can create interest, but if the app name isnโt obvious, that interest dies instantly.
The fix is simple: show the app name on-screen, say it out loud, and end with a clear โsearch LaunchPoint on Webโ CTA.
Attention without recall doesnโt convert.
@trikcode Exactly. The next breakthrough isnโt another benchmark point, itโs making intelligence cheap enough to run everywhere without the CFO opening an incident.
@_overment The .md file isnโt the plan, itโs shared state. Without it, your AI agent forgets decisions, repeats mistakes, and confidently improvises architecture.
I'm building a real SaaS where an AI agent writes most of the code, under a written constitution.
It can't touch the database outside a repository. Can't ship untested code. Every real decision gets written down.
Guardrails, not vibes.
@AskYoshik Genuinely interested what changed. Model? Cost? Interface?
I know people going different directions on this. What's the specific win for you?
@ThePrimeagen Same here man. Sunk cost used to be the thing that kept me stuck with a bad structure for months.
Now I just build the other version and compare them side by side. Half the time I go back to the original anyway, but now I actually know why instead of just guessing.