Did you know: when you have many sessions, say in Claude Code, and I do not know how this works in Codex, one session can interact with another session.
That is, one session did something and hands something over to another session. You literally see how that session received something from the other one and started executing it.
So communication between sessions is possible: one session prepares something, another one takes it and carries on working with it.
I do not know whether you have tried it or not, but it is cool. Sessions in Claude Code can interact with each other and pass some information between themselves.
By the way, I should run a deep research for myself on how this thing works, what its use cases are, and think about how I could use it more actively.
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