this is not really a support question, i'm wondering what people do in this situation, which is more efficient. The scenario is a solid session in vs code with claude or codex, it found and fixed an issue within a specific area of the app. Next, you have a completely different task to accomplish in that same area. The current convo already has context for that part of the app, but the context window includes that previous job. Do you stay and give it the new job, or do you clear?

I went from complete beginner to mass-producing workflows, websites, and AI agents in real time. This video covers 32 Claude Code hacks I actually use, sorted from beginner to pro. The best ones are saved for the end

In this video I'm showing you how to edit videos end to end using Claude Code as the orchestrator, with HyperFrames handling motion graphics and video-use handling the trimming. You drop in a raw video, tell it what you want in natural language, and it cuts the filler words, syncs animations to your exact timestamps, and renders the final video. I walk through the full setup, the prompting style that actually works, and how to iterate fast with the new timeline editor. GITHUB REPO

OpenAI just dropped GPT 5.5 and the benchmarks look strong against Opus 4.7, but benchmarks only tell part of the story. I ran four head-to-head experiments in Codex and Claude Code to see how the models actually compare on speed, cost, and output quality. The results were not what I expected.

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