Qwen directs Codex in an ImageGen loop to build a playable browser FPS
MaziyarPanahi · x · 2026-09-07
Developer Maziyar Panahi demoed a multi-model workflow: Qwen told Codex which assets it needed, Codex looped ImageGen to generate them, then integrated and tested everything in the browser—shipping Lotus Court, a playable browser FPS (Apache-2.0) on Hugging Face Spaces. The four original 2D assets—a courtyard panorama, weapon overlay, bell target and porcelain drone—are all open-sourced.
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