So, I had Cloud Code and Codeex build me the exact same app. I gave them the exact same prompt, but the results are extremely different. Not only the outputs, but the way that they actually got to the output, very different. One of them took 3 days, one of them took 5 hours, one of them spent $3,000, one of them spent $800. So, today I'm going to break down the two outputs, why they're so different, and it's very clear to me now what Codeex is better at, and what Cloud Code is better at. So, by the end of this video, hopefully you have some clarity. Let's not waste any time and get straight into the video. All right, so real quick before we start going over the outputs, let me just show you guys the actual prompt. I utilized a slashgoal and I did the slashgoal inside both codeex and cloud code. Gave them the exact same prompt. So here it is. I'm not going to read the whole thing, but here it is. I basically said build a productionready originally branded type form alternative. So we're kind of trying to clone type form here. I said orchestrate specialized agents throughout three phases. The research phase, the build phase, the verify phase. Now looking back, I'm not saying this is the most optimal prompt. I honestly, if I was to redo this, I would probably add another phase between research and build that would be all about planning and mapping out the whole flow. I honestly think that that would result in a much better output from both of these systems. But we'll take a look at them in a sec. Anyways, I'm not going to read this whole thing out. You can screenshot it. You can reuse it if you want. I do want to call out what I put at the end though here, which was do not stop at a prototype or first successful build. Continue researching, building, testing, breaking, fixing, and retesting until the app is genuinely complete. So, I basically just wanted something that was like production ready. Maybe we could go to market the next day. Cool. So, like I said, I gave both coding agents, Codeex and Cloud Code, the exact same prompt. Okay, so let's take a look. I have not looked at either of these yet. This first one I had to do on my Mac because I was actually out of town. I was traveling when I kicked off this first one and then I had the idea to like, oh, you know, I should have the other one do the same thing. So, anyways, this is the first version that we have. I haven't actually tested any of this yet. I haven't clicked through. So, we're getting the real raw reaction. My first reaction here is that this is called real form and it looks pretty solid. Like honestly, I because I've built a lot of sites with AI, I can tell this was AI generated. You know, we've got the hero image over here, which is still pretty a pretty cool UI element. We've got the text over here. We've got this little pill. It just feels to me like AI, but the background, the depth, it's not too bad, right? Like an average person probably wouldn't look at this and just assume, oh, AI vibecoded site. So, we've got experience, which will take us down a little bit. We've got reliability, which takes us down again. We have pricing, which goes down to the bottom. We can build a private draft, which will take us to a signup page. I'm going to blur this out right here because it says it basically gives away which agent built this version. And we can also click right here to start building. So, let me just sign up real quick for an account and then I'll show you what the experience inside looks like. And by the way, this whole signup page, not too bad at all. I like this vibe. Okay, so we are in a demo workspace because it didn't have any keys to make like real authentication and real whatever. So this is a demo workspace. Let's take a look at how this thing runs. So we can make a product launch survey. We have the ability to structure how this works. This is the welcome screen of our form. So let's play a launch. People remember we can play with this text right here. We can put variables. So we can put a score or a price. Interesting. Okay. So, this is how we like insert different elements and we can play with the sizings on them. Okay, very interesting. I don't know how I don't know how we remove these. So, like if I wanted to remove these elements right here, these two boxes. I'm not exactly sure how I do that. Do I click delete there? Delete. Oh, this would delete the entire thing. No, I don't want to do that. We can add text right here. Okay. So, I think this is a little bit honestly like looking at this, it's a little bit overwhelming. Like I'm kind of confused. There's a lot going on in this UI. I can change the label of the button. Cool. We can upload an image for the welcome screen. Okay. So, I put in an image, but it actually says the image preview is unavailable. So, this just goes to show that even though there was testing, there's so many different scenarios that agents might not think to actually test, especially if you're not the on