seventh August 2026 – Hyperlink Weblog
Moonlight & Mayhem (Raccoon Heist by Codex + GPT-5.6 Sol Extremely). On Wednesday I wrote about One-shotting a Raccoon Heist recreation utilizing Claude Fable 5, the place I had Claude Fable 5 construct a full working recreation from a premise I generated with GPT-3 and DALL-E 4 years in the past.
I made a decision to pose the very same immediate to Codex Desktop operating GPT-5.6 Sol Extremely – the mode the place Sol makes aggressive use of sub-agents – to see how it might do.
It produced a significantly better recreation! Here is Moonlight & Mayhem – GitHub repository right here, together with the textures and prompts it generated utilizing gpt-image-2.
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The unique GPT-3 generated recreation description included:
In “Raccoon Heist”, you and your staff of thieving raccoons are tasked with pulling off a sequence of daring heists. From robbing banks to stealing priceless artwork, no job is simply too large or too small on your furry crew.
Fable’s model had you as a single raccoon operating round a again yard amassing cash and fish. GPT-5.6 Sol has you in a museum, rescuing your two different raccoon crewmates with the intention to stack on prime of one another and bust the golden sardine out of its case.
Way more heisty!
There was one catch although: the model produced from the one-shot immediate had a bug the place every raccoon had an eyeball that was enlarged to the scale of a large sphere floating over their head!
You’ll be able to play that model right here.
Regardless of reviewing screenshots throughout growth Codex failed to identify and proper this bug.
I mounted it by prompting:
Why do the raccoons have large black spheres on them?
After which:
Repair it
Which resulted on this repair.
I shared the complete Codex transcript within the repository – I want Claude Code had the identical “copy as Markdown” function.
Codex spent 52 minutes on the venture. Here is the AgentsView value estimate for that session if I had been paying full API costs versus utilizing my month-to-month Codex subscription:
