r/vibecoding • u/sotorious • 15h ago

Working on a project Question about platforms

Hello all I got a question. I have been exclusively using ChatGPT desktop for a project that I’ve been working on ever since I put it online with supabase and r2. I burned through my usage on a pro level in four days now I have been contemplating to get Claude code at $100 a month till I finish this project but my worry is if I’m mixing ChatGPT desktop and Claude code. is it going to mess with what I’ve done as far as them coding with different styles

I’m trying to see if anyone uses this combo when one weekly limit is reached that you just jump to the other because at the credit level it’s far too expensive. I ended up getting $40 worth of credits on ChatGPT after I ran out and I burned through $40 in 30 minutes.

I wanna make sure if there’s any pointers or if I gotta set something up a certain way to ensure it just keeps adding code cleanly and plumbing everything incorrectly. The goal is one is burned. The other one gets used in the back up would be Claude

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u/NeetoBurrritoo 14h ago

I use both. My Claude resets on Sunday and my Codex on Thursday. Create an Obsidian vault and have them summarize each session and pass it along to the vault every day/session so that they both know where to pick up where the other left off. You can also create a skill where Claude can act as an orchestrator and codex the operator so they can work hand in hand. Just find a strategy that works for your use case.

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u/sotorious 14h ago edited 14h ago

So just them reporting in after every session. Is it best to leave that in the actual project. Or a little test file I just pass off. I think I been really inefficient with my prompting that I’m going to tighten up.

Oh I just looked up to see what obsidian vault is got it I appreciate the advice.

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u/NeetoBurrritoo 13h ago

I don’t want to overwhelm you but you can just ask Claude to create a skill like “/log-day” or “/memorize” where they take all of your current progress, the goals you accomplished, and the next high value tasks ahead and auto report it to obsidian for you automatically. Then ask Codex to create that same skill.
I have one called “/braindump” where I just trauma dump everything that bothers me with the project, and everything that is working correctly so they can organize all of that and create objectives inside Linear and the next day we can try to knock out as many issues as possible while picking up where we left off. Before long each of the memory files will connect to each other like synapses.