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How I Used 8 Codex /goal Runs to Build a Browser Game From Scratch ended with a line I'd been sitting on for the whole post: "Part 2 is where…
Read Full IssueOne paragraph describing a game idea. Eight /goal commands. Seventy-eight minutes of autonomous Codex time. A playable vertical shooter in the browser. The WordPress plugin post was one goal, 28...
One paragraph describing a CLI idea. Two /goal commands. Eighty minutes of letting the machine work. A complete CLI tool at the end — 35 tests passing across 6 files,...
I typed /goal. Walked away from the keyboard. Half-expected to come back to a mess. Twenty-eight minutes later — no mess. A working WordPress plugin was sitting there instead. Acceptance...
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