Build with one AI account and review with another
Organise Claude and Codex project sessions in Orbit. Use separate roles, shared project context and a clear review step before you accept changes.
Give each session a bounded job
A useful pairing is one session that implements a change and another that reviews the result. For example, ask the first account to improve a meeting page. Ask the second to inspect its text, links and phone layout. The value comes from a different check, not from assuming a second AI response is correct.
Prepare the project
- Add your existing project folder to Orbit and create a named workspace.
- Open a terminal with a usable Claude account. Choose only models and settings available to that account.
- Open a second terminal with a usable Codex account in the same project.
- Ask the first session to make a specific change. Let it finish before the second reviews the files.
Avoid two writers changing the same file
Side-by-side panes can point at the same real folder. They are not separate copies. Keep the reviewer read-only while the builder works, or use separate project copies when work must proceed independently. Check the actual file changes and run the project’s checks before publishing.
What remains separate
Each provider controls authentication, models, tool capabilities, billing and limits. Orbit is an independent workspace, not a combined Claude or Codex subscription. A terminal session and a native conversation can also have different continuation capabilities.
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