no, I didn't get access to sol until a few hours ago. I just have my claude protocol files linked to inside codex. trying Sol this morning for the first time, so I can't really comment on that vs gpt5.5.
However you can do what you are asking "fable--> sol" you need to setup a mcp or have fable run a bash tool, just invoke the `codex.exe` cli tool with whatever cmdline args are needed.
I sub both codex and claude at 20x. I like opus+fable more than gpt5.5 because it seems gpt tries to finish tasks by leaving any ambiguity unresolved. claude seems better at surfacing open questions.
This is using the same AGENTS.md prompts, which were designed firstly for Claude use, so maybe it's something that could be optimized better if I understood gpt as well?
I used to live in Thailand, and over the last 10 or so years it seems that the kind of DIY content you find on Youtube has had a positive effect. Before then it was difficult to find a building maintenance team that understood the purpose of a waste water P-Trap (unfortunately I'm not exaggerating)
just yesterday I felt that claude code was being aggressive in it's defense, so I lead my response with "Spicy Take! Here's why I think the bug is happening...."
Because of syncopathy it took my "Spicy Take" and decided to say basically "Even more than it could, your bug is happening RIGHT NOW"... which was just made up lies for dramatic fit.
Back to talking to Claude like I'm a robot I guess.
the xAi revenue comes from renting their infrastructure to their biggest competitor. Anthropic is going to IPO for aprox 1/2 the valuation, is profitable, and can cancel the contract with 90 days notice.
yeah, this smells like a bug in their (dumb) usage segmentation.
For example, there is a distinction of what is classified as extra-usage-billed VS extra-usage-enabled. As a long time claude user, I can assure you they are different things: to use Sonnet[1m] you are required to have extra-usage enabled, but it won't actually bill it unless you are out of quota. Surprisingly, you can use Opus[1m] without extra-usage enabled (!!!).
I think it would be a considerable improvement to allow duck-typing over the top. implicitly defined interface that includes exact member matches, something like that.
in Claude Code's conversation transcripts it stores messages from subagents as type="user". I always thought this was odd, and I guess this is the consequence of going all-in on vibing.
There are some other metafields like isSidechain=true and/or type="tool_result" that are technically enough to distinguish actual user vs subagent messages, though evidently not enough of a hint for claude itself.
Source: I'm writing a wrapper for Claude Code so am dealing with this stuff directly.