Guides
Guides for running AI coding agents.
Plain answers to the problems people hit with Claude Code, Codex and the other coding agents: limits, two agents in one project, and Windows. Each guide covers every way to solve it, including the ones that don't need Technically Not.
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Hit your Claude Code limit? 4 ways to keep working
Claude Code says you've reached your usage limit. Wait for the reset, switch accounts, move to Codex, or pay per use: what each costs and what it keeps.
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Run Claude Code and Codex on the same project without overwriting each other
Four ways to let Claude Code and Codex work in the same project without overwriting each other: separate files, git worktrees, taking turns, or file locks. When each fits.
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Claude Code on Windows: native vs WSL, what actually works
Claude Code on Windows 10 and 11: native install or WSL, what each needs, where each is better, and fixes for the common problems, checked against the official docs.
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Using Technically Not?The docs cover install, sign-in, terminal panels, the composer, Live preview, agents working together and troubleshooting.
Read the docsNew to Technically Not? It's a desktop app that runs the coding agents you already use side by side, with live status. See how it works or try the real interface in the browser.