Coming at you with a quick Claude code in terminal tip

Coming at you with a quick Claude code in terminal tip. If you know me, you know that I started out code in terminal and then I switched to Codex for a while. Now I'm trying to switch back a little bit, keep it back and forth. If you are building a durable system that you want to be super smart and honestly just alleviate a lot of time off of your plate, I would absolutely recommend layering in multiple LLM's and having them review and audit your system because there's so many things that just switching from Claude to Codex a few times has fixed or recommended or found a bunch of issues that I kind of felt or knew a little bit about but didn't know a lot of the verbiage around. Been able to find it seamlessly and be correcting things. When I was building with Claude, a point where I was kind of annoyed with it and I was like, this doesn't seem like it's really going anywhere. Flipped to Codex, a whole new slew of things really hardened the system and helped a lot. And now I got to a place with Codex where I'm like, okay, like this is progressing. Back to Claude, making huge improvements in a day. So I'm seeing just the switching back and forth is really building out my system and making it a lot stronger of a surface and just overall usability for me. Definitely recommend. Now, next thing since I haven't been in Claude code, this is like a new thing that I'm bringing up. So maybe everyone's already heard about it, but I didn't you hit the um like left arrow key twice, take you to its own version, its own version of what Codex pin chats look like where it's a bunch of different interfaces. So I'm in Claude code terminal and I'm able to backspace or well, arrow key twice, this queue, have multiple chats. So instead of having four terminals side by side, I can just the screen and out of them in one terminal. Again, I'm probably late on this, but I thought it was really cool. So I wanted to share. So you can see here this little session, have two chats running right now. One that needs input, one that is currently working. And then I can just come back and forth, go into each chat or, you know, just have multiple here, which is super helpful.