Morgan Linton

And here's what I want each member of the team to do.

When I'm talking to Codex, I can't really tell it to build me a team, but I can tell it to think about stuff.

So the prompt that I'm going to give to Opus is build a competitive polymarket.

Create an agent team to explore this from different angles.

One team made on technical architecture, one on understanding polymarket and the ins and outs of prediction markets, one on UX, and one that just works on building really good tests to make sure everything works.

For Codex, I'm going to give it a little different prompt, but very similar.

So still build a competitive polymarket, but now think deeply about technical architecture, understanding polymarket and the ins and outs of prediction markets, good clean UX, make sure it builds really good tests to make sure everything works.

And to be fair, I'm going to try to paste these in around the same time.

I'm trying to keep it fair here, right?

It's the only way to do it.

Like I said, no winners or losers.

It's just about letting everybody have a fair shot to play the game.

All right, so let's see.

I'm going to make different directory streets.

I'll do, let's just call this Opus45 Folly Market Competitor.

All right, so let's fire up Claude in here.

By the way, if you want to check when you're running just to like really make sure that you're in a good place with the model, if you type slash model, I can see here, right?

Cloud Opus 4.6, right?

So I'm good there.

I'm going to take this prompt, copy it.