Comment by jauntywundrkind

I've been having oxa and sol do architecture design then compare notes. Sol is definitely still way ahead. But there's reliably some really good wins ideas and concepts that OxA throws out there that Sol is very happy to encorporate.

One thing that I think matters a lot for the non developers, all three of us (sol, oxa, and me) usually agree that oxa's write up is far far better. It explains the situation very well, and has great structure for its write ups. Sol gets the job done, but it's terrible at re-explaining the problem for humans, at laying out information. It also doesn't show it's thinking, so it's imo a terrible peer to work with!