GPT-5.3 Codex vs Claude Opus 4.6 – Coding a Physical Skateboard Game скачать в хорошем качестве

GPT-5.3 Codex vs Claude Opus 4.6 – Coding a Physical Skateboard Game

Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:50 - Test Overview 01:46 - Prompt Overview 05:21 - Plan Mode Begins 06:19 - Plan Mode Questions 07:47 - Claude Web Searching 08:19 - Codex Implementation Plan 09:13 - Claude Implementation Plan 09:31 - Coding in Process 10:58 - Arduino Troubleshooting 11:35 - Bluetooth Device Setup 11:59 - Codex C++ Build Assistance 12:25 - Codex Skateboard Game V1 14:25 - Codex Skateboard Feedback 14:38 - Claude Arduino Script Issues 16:12 - Claude Skateboard Game V1 18:22 - Game Improvement Prompts 19:44 - Claude Skateboard Game V2 21:50 - Codex Skateboard Game V2 22:45 - V3 Game Feedback & Coding 23:27 - Codex Skateboard Game V3 23:50 - Claude Result Improvement Help 24:52 - Claude Skateboard Game V3 25:39 - Codex Skateboard Game V4 26:27 - Codex Telemetry Improvement Help 27:18 - Usage Metric Information 28:03 - Physical Result Testing 28:11 - Codex Game Result Playing 28:40 - Claude Game Result Playing 29:16 - Closing Thoughts AI Integration & Consulting https://bijanbowen.com Join The Discord:   / discord   In this video, we put GPT-5.3 Codex and Claude Opus 4.6 into a real-world agentic coding showdown—with hardware involved. Using the Codex CLI from OpenAI and the Claude Code CLI from Anthropic, we task both models with building a skateboarding game controlled by a physical skateboard. The skateboard acts as a real controller via an Arduino with a gyroscope, sending motion data to the game. Each model must plan the system, write code, troubleshoot hardware and Bluetooth issues, iterate on gameplay logic, and improve results across multiple versions.