I've been using both apps for a while and I couldn't resist comparing them. To me, there's one clear winner. I judge them based on my gut feeling and the following:Better spacing all around the appWith Codex, the options and sections are better spaced out. It feels less cramped, which makes the app easier to navigate and read the chat responses. Claude Code feels to busy and crowded.Ultimately, I find Codex more appealing.Sections better delimitedCodex has all the options in one place. New chat, search, plugins, and automations are at the top of the sidebar. Underneath, you have the projects and chats. Or just chats, if you organize the sidebar as a chronological list, which I use at the moment. Although I keep switch between the two.Claude Code overwhelms you with options. You have:ChatCoworkCodeAnd each one has its set of options: projects, artifacts, dispatch and others. Why can't they be consolidated in one tab? Codex does a good job at this by separating "Projects" and "Chats",…
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