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​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Today, both OpenAI and Anthropic released new, significantly improved models: GPT-5.3 Codex and Opus 4.6. We've been testing them thoroughly internally on real production use cases, and we've come to a conclusion: The models are converging. Opus 4.6 has all of the things we love about 4.5, but with the thorough, precise style that made Codex the go-to for hard-coding tasks. And Codex 5.3 is still a powerful workhorse, but it finally picked up some of Opus's warmth, speed, and willingness to just do things without asking permission. From this, we can only conclude that both labs are moving steadily toward a sort of Ur-coding model: one that's wicked smart, highly technical, and fast, creative, and pleasant to work with. Our top-line takeaways of how the two stack up against each other is available to anyone, with a full analysis available only for subscribers. Read the Vibe Check Here's what you'll find in the full Vib...

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​ ​ ​ Hi there, We're running a live expert workshop on OpenClaw ​ tomorrow exclusively for paid Every subscribers. More than 1000 have already registered—now is your last chance to upgrade and join. OpenClaw Camp: The Lobster Boil Friday, February 6 12 p.m. ET Live on Zoom Upgrade and RSVP OpenClaw is the AI assistant that runs locally on your machine, connects via WhatsApp or Telegram, and completes tasks for you while you're away. This 90-minute session is designed to walk you through the installation process step-by-step, show you what's possible once it's running, and discuss what's next for always-on AI assistants. We'll be joined by AI builder and author Nat Eliason , who's built a system where his OpenClaw agent Felix Craft manages his projects, kicks off coding agents to fix bugs autonomously, and remembers key context across sessions. Nat Eliason @nateliason If Felix sells 3 more copes in t...