What this Lesson covers
Inspect project evidence, identify a genuine file-level need, and prepare a bounded Replit-to-Codex handoff.
Lesson outline
- Find a real reason to switch
- Preserve a reviewable starting point
- Ask Codex to inspect before editing
Learning outcomes
- Recognize a Codex-worthy need
- Distinguish review from reproduction
- Request inspection before editing
Replit remains useful while you can describe a visible result and retest it in the Builder. Codex is a suitable next tool—not the only possible one—when the decision depends on inspecting files, comparing a small change, and running developer checks with explicit scope.
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