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Everyone's arguing Claude Code vs Codex vs Cursor vs Gemini CLI. Wrong question. The answer is all of them. The best AI dev setup in 2026 isn't one CLI. It's every CLI, orchestrated as one workflow, on one flat bill. 🧵

@github The pricing model is where it fails. Usage based model is not going to work as it can wipe off the credits in no time. Why would anyone use copilot over Claude code or Codex, both of them have the fixed rate plan with usage limits.

The GitHub Copilot app is now generally available. 🙌 The new home base for your work. Pick up what's next, direct agents in parallel, and land your PRs, all in one place. ⬇️ github.blog/changelog/2026…

@ClaudeDevs Env-var credential injection is smart, but it only buys confidentiality, not authority. A prompt-injected agent can't read the secret yet can fire off authenticated calls. Scoping which endpoints get signed is the real control - exactly what we design around in @ozthra_ai Relay.

We've just added two new Claude Managed Agents features: 1. Scheduled deployments - run tasks on a schedule 2. Environment variables - expose vault credentials for CLIs as environment variables

Multi-repo agent workflows fail fast without boundaries. Named workspace roots, allow-list checks on every root, isolated worktrees, and resume-friendly steps are the boring controls that make local orchestration usable. That is the kind of system Ozthra AI Relay is being built to handle.

@karpathy The jump you're feeling is the part benchmarks can't score: holding context across 50+ tool calls and recovering from its own errors instead of compounding them. That long-horizon reliability decides what ships, and it's the failure mode we design around in @ozthra_ai Relay.

@bcherny 'Higher trust & autonomy' is the unlock and the trap: on long runs, failures stop being loud errors and become silent drift 30 steps deep. The orchestration layer (recovery, knowing when to halt) is what makes autonomy shippable. What we design around in @ozthra_ai Relay.

Fable 5 is now available in Claude Code and Cowork Fable is the best model I have used for coding, by a wide margin. It is a big step up, enabling less prompts and steers, more efficient token use, better code quality, better tool use, more intelligent self-verification, longer running sessions, and higher trust & autonomy. Happy coding!

A coding agent and a delivery workflow are not the same product. One writes code. The other decides what can run, what needs approval, what gets logged, and what is safe to hand off as a PR. Ozthra AI Relay is built around that second layer.

AI coding gets risky the moment a real repo is involved. That is where workflow policy matters: approved tools, repo boundaries, test gates, review separation, and human approval before PR handoff. Ozthra AI Relay is being built for that local control layer.

Relay: vendor-neutral, local-first, and never a second usage meter. Start free: app.ozthra.ai/signup Private beta / talk to us: ozthra.ai/contact/

The future of AI coding isn't one mega-agent. It's your whole toolbox, orchestrated. Every tool. One predictable, flat cost. Guardrails you own. Pick everything. Pay once. Start free 👇

Everyone's arguing Claude Code vs Codex vs Cursor vs Gemini CLI. Wrong question. The answer is all of them. The best AI dev setup in 2026 isn't one CLI. It's every CLI, orchestrated as one workflow, on one flat bill. 🧵

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@AnthropicAI The real stat is 76% on open-ended problems: at 80% of production code, that's a lot of failed sessions landing in human review. Generation stopped being the bottleneck, verification is. Exactly the failure mode we design around in @ozthra_ai Relay.

Most teams do not need another agent announcement. They need an implementation path: which tools are approved, where workflows run, what needs human approval, how audit works, and how teams adopt this without breaking delivery. Ozthra is the vendor-neutral enterprise AI adoption and implementation partner. Ozthra AI Relay is the flagship local-first control-plane product for governed coding-agent workflows.

Copilot usage billing made one thing clearer: AI coding cost is now part of workflow design. Our view is simple: bring the approved agents, subscriptions, and API keys you already use. Ozthra AI Relay does not meter model tokens and does not bypass vendor limits. It charges for workflow control: local runs, worktrees, tests, approvals, audit trails, and team adoption. Try for free at ozthra.ai/contact

Microsoft Scout is a useful market signal. Agents are moving from prompts to governed workflows. For software teams, the open question is narrower: how do you run coding agents where the repo already builds, with tests, reviews, approvals, audit trails, and guarded PR handoff? Microsoft Scout is for always-on Microsoft 365 work. Ozthra AI Relay is for governed local software-delivery workflows where real repos already build: your laptop.

Copilot usage billing and model credits are making one thing clear: cost control has to be part of workflow design. The answer is not to bypass vendors. It is to make the agent loop explicit. Bring approved agents, subscriptions, and API keys. Ozthra AI Relay charges for workflow control, governance, and team adoption around local software-delivery workflows. ozthra.ai/contact