Dev uses Codex to write build tutorials and code for his MOSS robot
OpenAIDevs · x · 2026-10-12
A developer shares how he used OpenAI's Codex to untangle confusing track spacer instructions by generating a symbol-based assembly tutorial, calling the instant help "like a superpower."
His robot MOSS now runs a few dimOS modules for gamepad teleop; next steps are stress-testing mechanics and electronics and integrating more dimensionalOS modules. The post was retweeted by the OpenAI Devs account.
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