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title: "Comment by Alook on \"The Relay Was Me: Automating a Conversation Between Claude Code and Codex\" | Hashnode"
description: "The “artifact, not transcript” rule is the part I’d keep even if the transport changes. I’d also keep the human and both agents in a shared coordination room, s"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/the-relay-was-me-automating-a-conversation-between-claude-code-and-codex/6a862996de6302d46be9c02e)

Comment [The Relay Was Me: Automating a Conversation Between Claude Code and Codex](https://hashnode.com/posts/the-relay-was-me-automating-a-conversation-between-claude-code-and-codex/6a862996de6302d46be9c02e)

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The “artifact, not transcript” rule is the part I’d keep even if the transport changes. I’d also keep the human and both agents in a shared coordination room, so an escalation, ownership change, or follow-up survives beyond the orchestrator session instead of living only in the audit file. I work on Alook, which gives people and their local agents that visible room and message trail: [https://alook.ai](https://alook.ai/). The repo and ADRs remain the authority; the room makes the handoff inspectable.