Run Claude Code and Codex at the same time
The two-minute video is in production. The complete workflow is below.
Define independent work before dispatch
Separate requests by repository or explicit file ownership, and identify dependencies. Project queues are organizational boundaries, not automatic Git isolation. Sequence conflicting changes or prepare independent checkouts before launching parallel writes.
Set the provider capacity deliberately
Each project has independent limits for Codex, Claude, and OpenCode. Workflows wait for the capacity they require. Waiting prompts can be reordered or edited while current work runs. Slots govern processes, not rate-limit bypass or subscription allowance.
Use visibility to catch a stalled workflow
The original terminal, Task Activity, and global monitor offer complementary views of execution. Parallel terminal layouts help inspect active Codex and Claude interfaces. OpenCode remains a headless execution with recorded activity and results.
Review the batch before expanding it
Read each result and available patch. Decide whether one task needs a follow-up before starting work that depends on it. Increase capacity only while the review loop stays manageable. A finished task is not an independently verified implementation.