Before any model touched it
One $raw input, exactly as typed — typos and all. Everything on the main page came from this.
$raw codex is is fast. token light. consice. keep it linear. doesnt rewind well. coding and artifiact creation fill the context window faster. Not good for deviations. Good for going straight. Claude Code reverts to the generic voice. No data recorded but engineering community agrees, claude is token heavy. More words to say the same. Uses punctuation that humans dont. Rewind works great! /btw is the killer command once you learn to work with it. allows you to ask a question inline, clear the question, and contine the linear context window. Claude can also keep more in the context window. Makes sense because it uses more tokens. Semantic planning yielding consistent results. Yesterday we delivered the next.js Better Hoops demo to explain the short version of the semantic layer. day before built the semantic layer for the operations layer and seeing an immediate change in usefulness. Security updated yesterday. Details confidential. Used tooling that allowed us to draft 10 specific emails to different prospects and clients in parallel. Turned backlog of work into one orchestrated task using the #warp terminal. Last week built the analytics page behind a web application for job hunting friends. As a business, we're taking an entirely different appraoch. Everything we write is done with AI. One version will come from Codex one will come from Claude. Does the difference matter?