I have Claude and Codex debate decisions in a shared doc until they agree. It works, but it's slow and expensive. How would you structure it?
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I've been using two models as a debate pair for real decisions: positioning choices, whether a piece of writing holds up, strategy questions. Both append "rounds" to one markdown doc, argue, and try to converge. I relay between them. What works: the second model genuinely catches things. In one cas…
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I have Claude and Codex debate decisions in a shared doc until they agree. It works, but it's slow and expensive. How would you structure it?
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