I used Codex to make a 15-second animation — and still had to give it editing notes
naridubs · reddit · 2026-09-30
A detailed hands-on walkthrough of an agentic creative workflow: the author used image2.5 to generate a 3x3 grid of deliberately "failed" photos, then had Codex call Seedance 2.0 Mini via atlas cloud to turn the grid panels into a 15-second hachiware animation. They spliced in the last two seconds from a Wan3.0 version and iterated on music timing through Codex. Takeaway: Codex handled model calls and edits, but human judgment still made every creative call — even for a tiny clip.
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