I am stoked about this release. what are you guys building with it ? Super pumped

Built an ai tool that writes and schedules my twitter threads automatically feeds it a topic, it researches, writes, formats and queues everything haven't touched it in 2 days and it's still posting.

Developers prefer Codex 65% of the time. Blind reviewers rate Claude Code's code better 67% of the time. That's not a typo it's the actual finding from a survey of 500+ Reddit developers across r/ClaudeCode, r/codex, and r/ChatGPTCoding, plus 36 blind code-quality rounds. Here's what's really going on: Claude Code Pro can burn 50-70% of your 5-hour limit on ONE complex prompt. Codex users rarely hit limits at all. When one tool keeps interrupting you mid-task, you stop noticing whose code is actually better you just remember which one didn't get in your way. The benchmarks don't hand it to either tool either: Claude wins SWE-bench Pro, Codex wins Terminal-Bench 2.0 by a wide margin, and Codex is roughly 4x more token efficient. Swipe for the full breakdown preference, quality, and why they don't agree → The real verdict isn't "pick one." Most mature teams run both: Claude Code for planning and reasoning inside the codebase, Codex for fast iteration and broad tool control. Comment VERDICT and I'll send you the full sourced breakdown, free. If you want help figuring out which to reach for on your actual projects: 400+ builders are inside Claude Codex Mastery. $9/month, cancel anytime. Link to the community is in the first comment. You don't just watch. You build.

Fable is staying on Max plans. For now, you can use it with the extra weekly limits until August 19. After that, it goes back to using 50% of your normal weekly limit. Pretty solid update if you’re using Fable for coding, agents, automations, or bigger builds. Official post: https://x.com/claudeai/status/2078302417100394737 I am curious how are you using Fable so far?

In the last 3 weeks, straight from Anthropic's own changelog: → Claude Sonnet 5 became the default 1M-token context, adaptive thinking on by default, Sonnet pricing → Subagents now run in the background Claude keeps working while they run → /doctor does a full setup checkup and fixes what it finds → /fork (shipped this week) copies your conversation into a background session so you can explore without losing your main thread Anthropic ships weekly. The gap between what Claude Code can actually do and what most people are using is the easiest edge available right now no new skill required, just catching up. Which of these have you actually tried? Tell me below even one line. Comment SHIPPED and I'll send you the full dated breakdown, free. We track this stuff every week inside Claude Codex Mastery 400+ builders, $9/month, cancel anytime. Link to the community is in the first comment. You don't just watch. You build.