Salam! This is a question for Codex / Claude Code users. I'd really appreciate your opinions and advice. Am I using Codex efficiently, or am I missing something? I'm not really stuck on the coding side. The project is progressing well, and Codex has been doing a pretty good job so far. What I'm questioning is whether I'm actually using it efficiently. For example, today Codex consumed around 60% of my weekly limit. It worked for almost 13 hours non-stop on a task I gave it at around 8 AM and only finished around 9 PM. So I feel like I might be consuming way too many tokens, or perhaps structuring my workflow in a way that makes Codex do more work than necessary. During this project, I've started learning about Skills and turning repetitive workflows into reusable skills. Right now I have: → List Upcoming Items : Loads bugs reported by testers and gives me a structured list of what needs to be worked on. → Explain Item : The application I'm working on is in Danish, which I don't speak. This skill translates the tester's report and explains what they found, what the actual bug is, and how it could potentially be fixed. → Tester : Simulates customer/artist replies and runs conversations through the application's AI so I can see how it responds. → Reviewer : Reads the entire resulting conversation and evaluates whether the AI handled it correctly or whether something still needs improvement. Few months ago, I discovered the idea of using an Orchestrator. I created one that combines these skills into a loop: Goal → Implement fix → Test → Review → Fix again if needed → Repeat until the reviewer considers the conversation good. Overall, the setup is working pretty well. But I still have this feeling that I'm missing something, or that I'm using Codex in a way that's much more expensive than it needs to be. 😅 So, for those of you who use Codex or Claude Code heavily: 1. Does this workflow make sense? 2. Are there better ways to structure the orchestrator/skills to reduce token usage and make Codex more efficient? 3. Are there any important Codex features, patterns, workflows, or best practices that I'm missing?

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Salam Nous avons placé Blogging (AVO) en première position dans tous les choix pour deux raisons : @Na BeeLoud animera une réunion AVO la semaine prochaine, ce qui en fait naturellement notre première priorité. Ainsi, « Moudabir (Build & Sell) » désigne tout le travail après la sortie de la V1 : continuer à développer l'application, l'améliorer, la commercialiser, acquérir des utilisateurs et travailler dessus jusqu'à sa commercialisation et son évolution. Votre vote nous aidera à définir quelle sera la prochaine priorité après Blogging (AVO). We placed Blogging (AVO) first in every option for two reasons: @Na BeeLoud will be leading an AVO meeting next week, making it our natural first priority. Therefore, "Moudabir (Build & Sell)" refers to everything after the V1 release: continuing to develop the app, improve it, market it, acquire users, and keep working on it as we bring it to market and grow it. Your vote will help us decide what should be our next priority after Blogging (AVO).