Beth

If I have very structured approach, like I want this, this, this, I want a three-fracture this, I want to do this, this, this.

It handles it straight.

It's very structured, uniform, similar to prompting with GPT 5.1.

You have to have role, contacts, the things that we've always, how we've learned, how we've taught people.

What makes Gemini...

three model, where if you kind of just give it like chaos, it will filter through the chaos and be able to do something.

And if it's, especially if it's multimodal, like it shines so well because it can like quote unquote see and understand visual and images video so well.

So if you have whatever you're building,

Think about it that way.

Like if you're building something that requires a multimodality in it front end, you've got to go with Gemini and it's not close, but if it's very structured on the backend and right, it has to be like, I would recommend codex and, and I'm sure within however many weeks.

Claude's not just going to sit, I mean, I'm sure whatever the next will have amazing, but it's just the front-end UI.

And because of multimodality, Google's just top on that.

But structurally and being an organized organization,

application and making sure it works flawlessly, yeah, that's where Codex shines.

But then it also applies to regular day-to-day use.

So if you have a chance, go watch the Nate Jones video.

But more importantly, if you at any point can just use these to play off each other, it's amazing.

If you're using code, if you're using the Gemini CLI, right?

Yes.

I would use that as the front-end designer.