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"indifferent" was the word they used. The sensible way to use Fable and Opus to do work at this point is claude code, but that's fine. I always have several instances running, along with codexes and pis. The question to ask is: can you stop a claude code and start a codex in its place without disrupting the team? Does my infrastructure support learning in a way that is stored by me, and not tied to a provider?

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I built a harness that externalizes state into files so you can swap providers. I regularly move between claude and gpt, but it works with all providers including pi and local models.

I log everything - user messages, tasks, project memory, even bash commands for forensics. As a consequence you can do reflection where you analyze past work and extract refinements for the harness and realign the project when it diverged from user intentions. I don't have to do this manually, it reduces steering work.

https://github.com/horiacristescu/playbook-harness

Wow! Even bash commands?

It's cheap, just add a line to .bashrc, every time bash is invoked this script is executed and appends a line to a file. I rarely need to see bash_history except when I suspect agents did a boo boo.

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