Two Codex agents coded, tested and submitted iOS & Android apps to stores in parallel
burkov · x · 2026-09-24
Andrey Burkov shares a hands-on run: two chat agents powered by OpenAI Codex (Sol, not Astra) simultaneously coded two mobile apps — one for iOS, one for Android — tested them locally in simulators, and submitted them to both app stores. When verification codes arrived on his email and phone, he simply pasted them back into the chat for the agents to finish. He notes many people still don't believe this is happening.
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