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I let Twitch chat break my game's code, then made Codex race them to fix it

So on Sunday afternoon I was live on Twitch with my game on screen, and a viewer typed !break . The game reloaded right there on stream with a real bug in it. One plus sign in the physics code had turned into a minus, so gravity was pointing the wrong way. Fourteen seconds after the break, that sam…

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  1. 2026-11-01 20:10 · DEV Community — AI
    I let Twitch chat break my game's code, then made Codex race them to fix it

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