In 2026, there is a great deal of discussion around Agentic Coding.
Every week, a new framework, orchestrator, or multi-agent system appears. To anyone unfamiliar with these concepts, it may seem as though developing with AI requires an infrastructure that is almost more complex than the application itself.
This perspective can discourage both beginners and more experienced developers who are still hesitant about using AI.
A few days ago, I watched Cole Medin's video, My COMPLETE Agentic Coding Workflow to Build Anything (No Fluff or Overengineering), in which he gives a very practical demonstration of how he organizes development with Claude Code.
As I watched it, I realized that the real value of the video was not Claude, but the method. I therefore decided to run an experiment: apply the same principles to Codex, adapting the structure to its conventions.
