Сравнение Claude Code, Gemini и Codex — тесты на контент, анализ и изображения
The speaker is comparing AI coding assistants — Claude Code, Gemini, and Codex — by testing their ability to create image-generation agents. Each tool is being evaluated on how well it writes prompts and structures sub-agents for text-to-image and image-to-image tasks.
Summary
The transcript covers a live comparison test of three AI coding tools: Claude Code, Gemini (referred to as 'Rin'), and Codex. The speaker is evaluating how each tool handles the creation of an image-generation agent, specifically one that can distinguish between text-to-image and image-to-image workflows.
The speaker notes that one of the tools (likely Codex or Gemini) has already written a working prompt and registered a sub-agent in its framework, with a detailed English-language prompt that the speaker personally prefers. The speaker appreciates that this tool clearly divided the use cases — separating text-to-image and image-to-image modes — and wrote specific instructions for each.
At the time of recording, Claude Code is still processing and has been working longer than the others. The speaker is waiting to see whether Claude Code will also produce its own sub-agent. The overall tone is observational and comparative, with the speaker reserving final judgment until all three tools complete their tasks.
Key Insights
- The speaker prefers detailed English-language prompts, arguing that tools cope better with tasks when the prompt is more thorough and specific.
- One of the tools (likely Codex or Gemini) distinguished between text-to-image and image-to-image modes and wrote separate instructions for each use case, which the speaker highlighted as a positive structural decision.
- The speaker notes that a sub-agent was successfully registered in 'Rin' (Gemini) using a detailed specifier, suggesting the tool handled agent architecture correctly.
- Claude Code was taking longer to complete the agent creation task compared to the other tools at the time of the test.
- By approximately the 1:02 mark, all three tools had each created an agent, though the speaker was still waiting on Claude Code to confirm whether it had produced its own sub-agent.
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