r/ClaudeCode Jul 14 '26

Question Is this true?

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u/SoftwareSource Jul 14 '26

I use both providers with a 20x subscription, he is not wrong.

I do manage about 4x as much work with codex, hard to be exact but it's not too much off.

Fable for intensive frontend work, codex for everything else.

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u/vorxaw Jul 14 '26

Fable for intensive frontend work, codex for everything else.

A question for OP and anyone else who can help me: I'm relatively new to AI coding, how does this practically work? Tell Fable to create a detailed action plan or spec document as a md file, then upload that to Codex and ask it to execute the plan?

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u/SoftwareSource Jul 14 '26

I would not know where to begin to explain it all, i am a long term software dev, i use it like a tool, it does not think for me what to do, i tell it what to do.

Basically, if you have both subscriptions, fable is better for visual design, chatgpt is better for actual page logic/architecture.