Andy Halliday

And then either one of those is perfectly competent to do those things.

But I appreciate Claude's co-work and Claude's code.

For that singular ability to be able to watch the same Chrome browser tab that I'm working on and in that browser tab, I might be doing a range of things, but I'm using that tab to use lovable.

And so I'm building in that tab and that works really nicely for me.

A couple of other quick points about what Anthropic just released.

Codex had a similar multi-agent capability as what was just released by Anthropic yesterday.

Anthropic, they call agent teams.

And this is like in the Codex app, you can...

Or anti-gravity, you can have an agent window and you can launch multiple agents.

And there's sort of a management UI for having multiple agents operating at the same time.

Well, Anthropic has just dropped as part of the 4.6 release, this agent teams capability.

So you can spin up agents, split up tasks.

They work autonomously on those tasks.

And Nate Jones and others have made it pretty clear that

And some research, I think, from MIT shows that if you try to give too many agents access to the same process, that gets to some kind of confusion and coordination issues among all those agents.

But if you separate them out and provide them with a common sort of task list,

But they were confined in their efforts to working on one atomic task in that task list and then reporting back to that orchestration.

That doesn't get confused.

And this is what is really nice, I think, in one of either antigravity or codex.

And they actually...