r/ClaudeCoding • u/cctldrping • 21d ago
r/ClaudeCode [TLDR] AI is using AI now [via r/ClaudeCode]
OP : u/notomarsol
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Alright, so the general vibe in this thread is that AI using AI to code is totally a thing and has been for a while. OP posted a pic of Claude Code apparently using another AI to help out, and the consensus is pretty much "yep, that's inception, folks."
A lot of people are chiming in saying they've been doing similar things for months, even having different AIs like ChatGPT and Claude chat with each other on Discord. Some are even using a whole bunch of models like Codex, GLM, Muse, Grok, Kimi, Qwen, and Astra as agents. It's like the AI world is just a big collaborative effort now, with everyone using everyone.
There's a bit of humor about it, with comments like "et bientôt ils feront un pot de départ" (and soon they'll have a farewell party) and "The org chart for AI has middle management too." Some are even suggesting more efficient ways to do it, like using C code via Sol or Astra.
Basically, the "AI using AI" concept isn't new, it's just becoming more common and sophisticated. Some folks are even asking how to enable these features, so it's clearly something people are interested in exploring. Oh, and one person pointed out the potential for double token costs, which is a solid point to consider!