Two AI tools.
Each one checks the other.

How I pair Claude and Codex: one plans and reviews, the other builds. A free guide with the hand-off prompts I use.

Get the pairing guide

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What you get

A guide with prompts

How it arrives

By email

Works with

Claude Code and Codex

Price

Free

What’s inside.

Who does what

Which tool plans, which one builds, and why I keep the two jobs apart.

The hand-off

The prompts I use to pass a plan from one tool to the other without losing detail.

The second opinion

How I ask one tool to review the other’s work before I accept it.

One at a time

The rule that stops two tools from changing the same files at once.

Hi, I’m Isaac.

Why I’m sharing this.

My background is in networking and security. Recently, AI helped me set up my own teaching studio, from cameras to controls. That gave me a new idea: teach people to use Claude Code and Codex in their own work.

I use two tools so each can check the other. This guide shows how I split the work between Claude and Codex, and the words I use to hand it over.

Let one tool build.
Let the other check.

Get the guide by email. It’s free.

Two AI tools.Each one checks the other.