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Two agent CLIs, one repo: sharing context between Claude Code and Codex without stepping on each other

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I run Claude Code and Codex against the same codebase every day on macOS. For the first month they kept overwriting each other's work, and I spent more time relaying context than writing code. Key takeaways. Two agent CLIs in one repo need one shared instruction file, not two that drift apart. Git…

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    Two agent CLIs, one repo: sharing context between Claude Code and Codex without stepping on each other

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