Hand Codex a Video URL and It Analyzes Weird Flowing-Water Harmonics
johnowhitaker · x · 2026-09-03
johnowhitaker gave Codex just a video URL about the strange noises flowing water makes, and it did the rest: extracting water height and spectrograms to reveal funky harmonic patterns. Follow-ups add meniscus extraction and key-relationship plots. A neat example of delegating data analysis to a coding agent.
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