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A 2-hour live workshop on running Claude Code, Codex and ChatGPT together: one shared memory, a plan for five-hour usage limits, and clean handoffs when you switch.
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live, on your own laptop
project deployed live
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things you leave with
Why this, why now
The moment you use a second agent, your project knowledge splits. Each tool wants its own instructions file, none of them remembers what another just did, and you end up re-explaining the same codebase and repeating the same setup. Then a usage window runs out mid-task and the work stalls. What survives a switch between agents is only what is written down in your repo, and almost nobody writes it down well, because it is boring to demo.
What changed
Developers increasingly keep more than one coding agent open at once, and the skill that matters has moved from prompting a single tool to running several without losing context or burning through limits. It is a habit and a file structure, learnable in one session.
Who teaches it
Systems Architect — builder of XeoRank
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All three tools working on your machine
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A project every agent understands the same way
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A way of working that does not stall mid-task
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A live project you can send to someone today
You will walk away able to
Developers, freelancers, students and marketers who already use ChatGPT or an AI coding tool, now run or want to run more than one agent, and are tired of re-explaining the project, repeating setup, and hitting a usage limit mid-task.
Complete beginners who have never used ChatGPT or an AI coding tool: this builds on tools you already use. Also not for people who want a recorded course to watch passively, or developers already running a shared rules-file and handoff workflow across agents. The session is hands-on: you will build on your own machine.
Published before you pay, to the minute. Nothing is pre-built off screen.
11:00–11:10
The three tools, and the gap between prompting and directing
11:10–11:35
Claude Code, Codex and ChatGPT configured live, with help when it breaks
11:35–12:05
Write one rules file all three tools read, plus a handoff note for passing work between them
12:05–12:25
How usage windows work, how to plan around a reset, and what to do when one tool runs out
12:25–12:50
Direct an agent through a real page, save it with git, deploy to a live URL
12:50–13:00
Q&A, and the 4-week cohort application, introduced once
Testimonials
This cohort hasn't run yet, so there are no quotes to show. We publish one when a real attendee gives us one and signs off on it being public — until then, the agenda above and the refund policy are what we're asking you to judge.
What you leave with
Videos show you someone else's screen. This is a live session on your own laptop, where the install errors, the rules file and the first deploy get fixed with you in the room. The small fee also keeps the room full of people who actually turn up and build.
If you already use ChatGPT or an AI coding tool, yes. You direct the agent in plain language; the only typing is prompts and a few terminal commands we run together, slowly, with help when something breaks. If you have never used any of these tools, start with their free tiers first, because this session builds on that.
Not to start. We set up with what you have and show exactly where each free or low-cost tier runs out, so you only pay for something once you know it earns its place. Some features need a paid plan; we mark which.
Many AI coding plans meter your usage in rolling windows, commonly around five hours, after which your allowance resets. Run out mid-task and your work stalls. Exact limits differ by plan and change over time, so we do not teach numbers to memorise: we teach how to check where you stand, how to spend a window on the work that earns it, and how to hand a task to another agent cleanly when one runs out.
One agent's chat history does not travel to another, so the only memory that crosses tools is what is written down in your repo. We set up one rules file all the tools read, plus a short handoff note whenever work moves between them, so the second agent starts where the first stopped instead of from scratch. We do it on your project in the session.
There is a 4-week cohort, and we will tell you about it in the last ten minutes — once, with the details and an application. It is optional and selective, and nothing earlier in the session depends on it.
The recording, checklist and templates arrive within 24 hours. Live is where you get unstuck in minutes, so come if you can.
Full refund before the session starts, no questions. See the refund policy.
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