> Has Codex started overusing “seam” too? I thought that was a Claude-ism

Honestly, it's pretty good about this. Its terms are pretty fitting. Load-bearing, seam, etc. I'd actually say these were nice gifts to our developer parlance.

Sol 5.6 loves seams. I never heard the word mentioned until Sol 5.6 before that it never came up. Now everything is the seam, lol. At least it doesn't bear any load.

What constitutes a new environment in Codex desktop? Is that like a new project? Kind of feels like a good idea because a different repo can have different dependencies and venvs etc?

More than help. It certainly has a uniquely identifiable voice

I'm 100% fully in the cloud and strongly recommend it to others. I'm building (AQ.dev) so I'm obviously biased, but almost every single one of our customers ends up bringing their own VMs to the platform instead of using the Managed solution. There's definitely a pull in that direction in my opinion.

i was avoiding the harness wars, but a friend recommended it and i just switched to it from codex... and i feel like i just leveled up. what sells it for me is that it uses LSP's to edit the files. so much faster and more accurate edits.

use it with ACP through Zed and you get rid of all the TUI graphics nonsense...

Ive been using 5.6 sol xhigh everyday since it launched. It does feel slower than it used to be. Fast mode seems useless now - burns through tokens without a noticeable speed gain for me now.

A human wrote this. The gratuitous critique, devoid of any substantive relevance, gives them away.

That's okay though.