What if we’re new to Claude code and Codex and the main reason we want to use one or the other is to automate things like video editing, and social media creation and scheduling with Blotato. Which one would you recommend?
Curious, any content you generate or repurpose, do you keep in Codex? I also have Codex, but use Clade primarily for creative tasks such as writing. With all the resets Openai does, it’s seriously the bigger bang for your buck.
I’m a “normal” user. I’m an owner operator of a business (2 actually). My history is tied up in extensive projects, claude created artifacts & docs. It “knows me” - my voice, brands etc. i have some cowork stuff that acts as my daily project mgr using slack and asana. Product roll Outs, marketing campaigns. Ties to crm, finances. I like claude’s less obsequious, more grounded responses.
Assuming i wanted to start over, forget code, how does all that come over to chatgpt?
I’m a UIX guy and the claude experience is fragmented, though (if recent cowork changes are any indication though) it appears they are moving towards a monolithic UI. But a smoother UI and a few less keystrokes a day is not the reason to uproot a year of history for me with all the infrastructure i’ve built unless you can tell me its damn near a one button export/import - especially memory, instructions projects?
I'm with you, Sabrina. Codex is a workhorse now — there's still a way to go with the overall experience architecture across the GPT apps/web interface, but its capabilities far surpass my experience with Claude. Also, the GPT voice mode is a game changer .
Here is the deal. I paid for a year of claude pro upfront. I have not put in the time to fully understand all the capabilities of claude to cut away at this point. I am also considering taking an exam and being certified as a Claude associate it’s a small thing but I’m thinking about doing it anyways.
And finally they can always update this software and make an update software for any company so I’m really looking at doing things where I am before I start to think about buying a subscription everywhere I don’t have the time or the interest to just bounce everywhere I do see that different companies have different drinks currently but at some point they’ll all become middle of the road or very unique so there’s a lot that I’m doing bouncing around like that just isn’t gonna benefit me right now.
What if we’re new to Claude code and Codex and the main reason we want to use one or the other is to automate things like video editing, and social media creation and scheduling with Blotato. Which one would you recommend?
Curious, any content you generate or repurpose, do you keep in Codex? I also have Codex, but use Clade primarily for creative tasks such as writing. With all the resets Openai does, it’s seriously the bigger bang for your buck.
I’m a “normal” user. I’m an owner operator of a business (2 actually). My history is tied up in extensive projects, claude created artifacts & docs. It “knows me” - my voice, brands etc. i have some cowork stuff that acts as my daily project mgr using slack and asana. Product roll Outs, marketing campaigns. Ties to crm, finances. I like claude’s less obsequious, more grounded responses.
Assuming i wanted to start over, forget code, how does all that come over to chatgpt?
I’m a UIX guy and the claude experience is fragmented, though (if recent cowork changes are any indication though) it appears they are moving towards a monolithic UI. But a smoother UI and a few less keystrokes a day is not the reason to uproot a year of history for me with all the infrastructure i’ve built unless you can tell me its damn near a one button export/import - especially memory, instructions projects?
I listen to you, Sabrina.
I appreciate your knowledge and advice.
Thank you.
I'm with you, Sabrina. Codex is a workhorse now — there's still a way to go with the overall experience architecture across the GPT apps/web interface, but its capabilities far surpass my experience with Claude. Also, the GPT voice mode is a game changer .
Here is the deal. I paid for a year of claude pro upfront. I have not put in the time to fully understand all the capabilities of claude to cut away at this point. I am also considering taking an exam and being certified as a Claude associate it’s a small thing but I’m thinking about doing it anyways.
And finally they can always update this software and make an update software for any company so I’m really looking at doing things where I am before I start to think about buying a subscription everywhere I don’t have the time or the interest to just bounce everywhere I do see that different companies have different drinks currently but at some point they’ll all become middle of the road or very unique so there’s a lot that I’m doing bouncing around like that just isn’t gonna benefit me right now.
Where are the learning modules for the basics?