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Hand off work between AI tools

You use multiple AI tools. This track shows where each tool should start and when to hand work to the next one. Chat tools shape the thinking. Codex and Claude Code change files and check results. The handoff names what is true, what is decided, and what is still unknown.

Choose the first toolLesson 1 takes about 16 minutes
9
Lessons
2-5
Levels
3 free
Intro
6 paid
Advanced
AI

What this track assumes

  • Access to at least two AI tools you already use
  • One real workflow you are doing now with two or more AI tools
  • Task details you can safely share with those tools
  • You decide what the tools may read, change, or publish
  • Paid lessons use Claude Pro, Claude Code, or Codex
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Choose by output

CHAT

Memo, plan, brief, table, or review note

Start in ChatGPT or Claude chat

CODE

Changed files, tests, build, or PR

Start in Codex or Claude Code

MAKE

A creative asset that will publish elsewhere

Start in chat, then hand off only if code is needed

BOTH

Both thinking work and repo work

Start in chat. Write a packet. Then move to code.

3 Modules | 9 Lessons | Build in order

Module 1
3 lessons

Levels 2-3 | 3 lessons

Choose and hand off

Start in the tool that owns the finished surface.

This module teaches the first split: chat work, repo work, context transfer, and the moment a handoff is required. Users finish with a packet that keeps sources, decisions, unknowns, and exclusions separate.

Proof:You can classify one mixed task, choose the starting tool, write the handoff point, and name proof.
People using multiple AI toolsTeams moving work between chat and codeAnyone losing context between sessions
Start Module 1
Module 2
3 lessons

Levels 3-4 | 3 paid lessons

Instructions and permissions

Make tool boundaries explicit before actions run.

This module keeps code-agent setup safe. You learn where repo instructions live, when a tool needs permission, and when a connection belongs. The goal is a small rule set that says what can run, what must ask, and what is blocked.

Proof:You finish with a repo instruction audit, approval table, and first safe connection test.
Repo ownersPower usersTeams adding connectors or agents
Start Module 2
Module 3
3 lessons

Level 5 | 3 paid lessons

Build, review, and migrate

Use the second tool without letting it take over.

This module teaches creative-to-code handoff, second-agent review, and the supported Claude Code to Codex import path. It avoids unsupported plugin claims and ends with verification.

Proof:You finish with a build packet, reviewer prompt, and Claude Code to Codex import checklist.
Creative operatorsCode-agent usersTeams standardizing AI handoffs
Start Module 3

The rule this track protects

Use chat tools for thinking, files, analysis, and creative artifacts. Use code agents for changed files, commands, tests, diffs, and rendered proof. When ownership changes, write the packet before the next tool starts.