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Practical AI Coding Agents

  • An AI Development Workflow for Teams

    Use a search feature to connect task requests, contracts, context, model choice, implementation, verification, handoff, and PR review with Claude and Codex.

  • Parallel AI Coding and Conflict Management

    Split coding tasks between Claude and Codex and isolate changes with Git worktrees. Define file ownership and API contracts, check shared ports and databases, and integrate results sequentially. Learn to resolve conflicts, verify the integrated feature, and compare time and cost.

  • Handing Off Work Between AI Coding Sessions

    Learn how to resume long-running work with Claude and Codex. Record the goal, code state, verification evidence, and next action, then check them against the repository. Understand how conversation compaction differs from resuming a session and how to check uncommitted changes and stale records.

  • Prompt Caching for Coding Agents

    Learn how prompt caching can reduce the cost of repeated input with Claude and Codex. Arrange stable instructions and task data, interpret OpenAI and Anthropic usage, and diagnose misses. Compare the controls available in APIs and coding tools, then verify the impact on total cost and quality.

  • Measuring AI Coding Work

    Measure Claude and Codex token usage alongside actual development efficiency. Track completion, human rework, time through verification, and cost per completed task. Include failures and stops, compare under the same conditions, and use the results to choose improvements.

  • The AI Code Verification Loop

    Verify code changes made by Claude and Codex, from reproducing the failure through type checks, tests, and browser behavior. Use a search filter example to write a regression test, report failures, decide when to stop retrying, and document what was checked and what remains unverified.

  • Model Routing for AI Coding

    Choose models and reasoning effort based on the difficulty and risk of an AI coding task. Define starting routes and escalation rules for quick edits, routine implementation, and complex design or verification, then compare Claude and Codex on cost, latency, and quality.

  • How Skills and MCP Tools Load Into Context

    See when skill descriptions, instructions, MCP tool definitions, and tool responses enter an agent's context. Compare Claude Code and Codex loading patterns and reduce token usage by loading only what the task needs.

  • How to Write Task Requests for AI Coding Agents That Reduce Rework

    Give AI coding agents a clear goal, scope, constraints, completion criteria, verification steps, and boundaries for decisions. Use a practical request template to improve implementation and reduce review rounds.

  • Structuring Repository Context for AI Coding Agents

    Organize repositories so coding agents can find the information each task needs. Separate AGENTS.md, task documentation, and scoped directory guidance to reduce rework and connect shared and local rules in monorepos.

  • Designing AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md

    Design AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md without duplicating rules. Separate shared and tool-specific guidance and use templates that fit how Codex and Claude Code load instructions to reduce context costs and rework.

  • Context Engineering to Save Tokens With Claude and Codex

    Reduce token usage and rework when developing with Claude and Codex. Define task scope, organize repository instructions, narrow tool output, and build a verification loop with practical templates, a checklist, and comparison metrics.

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