
Claude Opus 4.6 vs Codex 5.3: The Agentic Coding Showdown (Real-World Testing)
Two AI coding agents dropped on the same day. I tested both at enterprise scale. Here's why Claude Opus 4.6 wins despite what the benchmarks say.
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Two AI coding agents dropped on the same day. I tested both at enterprise scale. Here's why Claude Opus 4.6 wins despite what the benchmarks say.

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