Indie dev runs Dark Veil's all-platform releases entirely on Codex agents
Dimillian · x · 2026-10-31
Indie developer Thomas Ricouard (Dimillian) shares that Dark Veil's release process across all supported platforms is fully Codex-driven. His screenshot shows two agents running on his Mac: a "Release Manager" that committed and pushed the 0.69.0 source and release notes, and an "iOS Manager" queuing the iOS compile behind the shared Cargo build — running on medium-tier 6.1 Terra. A concrete example of coding agents taking over real-world release workflows.
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