Tutti VM: hand a real task from Codex to Claude and a teammate

Choose a task and the working context

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Luke tests a real Scripti UI change during Tutti VM’s creator preview. The point is a more inspectable handoff, not an autonomous team making every decision.

1. Choose a small repository change with a visible expected result.
2. Create the intended Room and include only the tasks, files and agents needed for that project.
3. Read the current access and platform requirements at the tracked destination; the recording reflects preview access.

Move implementation into review

Codex makes the change and Claude Code reviews it with the earlier task attached. The earlier conversation is context to inspect, not automatic approval of its conclusions.

1. Give Codex the task and inspect its changes and live preview.
2. Attach the relevant task context to Claude Code’s review.
3. Ask the reviewer to compare the implementation with the original requirement and identify unresolved problems.
4. Inspect the review evidence and decide which revisions to accept.

Continue with a teammate

The video brings Joanna into the Room through explicitly shared agents. A shared workspace should not imply access to unrelated work.

1. Check which agents, files and task history the teammate can access.
2. Continue one known task and verify the earlier working state is available.
3. Compare the completed outputs and confirm the required checks passed.
4. Keep the final decision with the people responsible for the project.

The takeaway

A useful handoff preserves context while access remains deliberate. It does not remove the need for human direction, review or release decisions.