@akshen121: Gave @cognition Devin Terminal (Cli) a try: build a full skribbl. io clone from scratch. Multiplayer drawing game, Node…
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A developer used Devin Terminal CLI with a multi-model subagent setup to build a full multiplayer drawing game from scratch, demonstrating the agent's capability.
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Gave @cognition Devin Terminal (Cli) a try: build a full skribbl. io clone from scratch.
Multiplayer drawing game, Node + Socket. io backend, Next.js frontend with Canvas, Redis + Postgres, docker compose, Playwright e2e tests, anti-cheat, mobile responsive.
Used the multi-model + subagent setup. Opus 4.7 as the planner, 4 implementation subagents in parallel (SWE-1.6 for backend, Gemini for frontend, GPT-5.5 for tests), 3 read-only subagents for research.
/plan locally → /handoff to cloud
It worked for long and after sometime came up with working app tested and full video. This is so cool!
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