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  "path": "/t/using-chatgpt-for-planning-vs-codex/1382876#post_13",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-08T14:59:51.000Z",
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  "textContent": "ChatGPT gets projects depending on what repo i’m working in.\n\nEach project has critical files uploaded with room at least to examine files that I swap out…\n\nSo my source files is limited, because sometimes I’ll have to swap out 4 or 5 files at once as they’ll all be inspected together (whatever the file upload size limit is for projects on the web access i have no idea)\n\nIf you stay focused in that task, ChatGPT can do a really long thread, without a new session like that…\n\nWhen it starts to drift, I ask it to make a session prompt for a new instance of, and specifically say ChatGPT, because chances are any generated prompt in a long session of this workflow is going to generate a new session of Codex instead.\n\nSome places in the shared workflow work best if you attach key directives to each Ai-\n\nFor instance, if you have it in your agents.md to look for a PASS SESSION KEY in each given prompt…\n\nWhich PASS SESSION KEY is a term that your ChatGPT recognizes as ‘the final all caps pass key describing the work done in a given pass that is the final line of all reports and codex facing prompts.’\n\nIf you get clever, you can brace your reasoners together that way, but that particular idea I’m sharing is designed so you don’t look for which prompt goes where, because now they have a tracking tool at the very bottom of every report.\n\nHow docs and lints are handled in your repo if you need them is another thing…\n\nI’m very interested in how you boys overcome some of the hurdles in this workflow, that’s worth sharing with each other maybe…\n\n* * *\n\nOh, and you’ll save a lot of headaches if you clearly assign ownership of what each part of your software or work is doing - shared as docs or agents.md between both AIs\n\nYou’ll save yourself from refactoring and other hardships\n\nDon’t just plan with it, since it types faster than any of us ever could.",
  "title": "Using ChatGPT for Planning vs Codex?"
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