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arvr playground

A vibe-coded Three.js demo — play it in your browser, no install. Browser-based WebXR playground for generating and reviewing AR and VR scenes from vibe prompts

by @alfredang · alfredang/arvr-playground on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON ALFREDANG.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 11 Sep 2026😂 1

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Generate, inspect, and test small augmented-reality and virtual-reality scenes from a natural-language vibe prompt.

The Playground is the learner-facing WebXR companion for TGS-2022017519 — AI Vibe Coding for Augmented Reality (AR) Applications. Its browser-only prompt parser turns an AR/VR brief into a reviewable ar-vr-vibe-scene/v1 JSON contract and renders the result with Three.js.

No prompt is sent to an external AI service. Desktop preview works in a modern browser; immersive AR or VR requires a compatible WebXR device and a secure context.

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