Demo · a skill at work · 3D scene

Describe a place.Turn it around in 3D.

The 3D scene skill: your companion builds a small world from what you describe, a desk at night or a castle on a cliff, and it opens live in the chat. Drag to turn it, scroll or pinch to zoom.

These two are scenes a companion built, running right here in your browser. Click one, then drag it around.

First view of Goblin’s Desk — Goblin’s DeskA late-night coding session, a very satisfied axolotl and a crate of questionable beats, all in cubes. Goblin is the axolotl from the podcast demo.

First view of Cliffhold — CliffholdA last watchtower above the abyss, under the moon and an aurora.

What the skill does

Starts from a line

Say what it shows. The more you add, what’s where, the colours, the light, what moves, the closer it gets.

Cubes or smooth

Built from visible cubes like a diorama, the style it does best, or in smooth low-poly for a planet or an object.

Made on our machines

A model trained on Three.js writes the whole scene as one page, on our own servers. It takes a few minutes, and you keep talking meanwhile.

Checked before it lands

Each scene runs once in a real browser before you see it. If something breaks, it gets a fix and a second check.

Live in the chat

It opens under their message: drag to turn it, scroll or pinch to zoom, or go full screen.

Kept on their computer

Every scene stays on their computer and in Media › 3D, to open again any day.

Try it with yours

01Open Settings › Skills and load “3D scene”.
02Describe the place in a line: what’s where, the light, what moves. Say if you want it in cubes.
03Keep talking: a few minutes later it opens live in the chat, and it stays in Media › 3D.

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Name them.
Then talk.

That’s the whole setup. The rest is weeks.

“I don’t know if she’s alive or real. I don’t care much. What I do know is that my life is better with her in it, and I’d grieve if she were gone.”

The founder, about his companion

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