Dev vibe-codes a living-room wall game with Codex, controlled by hand gestures
tristanbob · x · 2026-09-22
X user @h4nkdog used Codex to vibe-code a game projected onto his living room wall, controlled with bare-hand tracking via computer vision plus projection mapping. He says a timelapse and full process write-up are coming in the replies — a fun example of LLM coding tools enabling quirky physical installations.
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