3D Sorting Algorithm Visualizer
A vibe-coded Three.js demo — play it in your browser, no install. Interactive 3D visualizer for sorting algorithms built with Three.js.
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An interactive 3D visualization of sorting algorithms built with Three.js. It demonstrates how different algorithms sort an array, with smooth animations, rainbow colors, and user controls.
This project was developed collaboratively with the AI models Quasar Alpha (which was an early test version of OpenAI GPT-4.1) and OpenAI GPT-4.1. The development was structured into milestones, each implemented step-by-step by the AI. After completing each milestone, the human operator, Marc Ketel, reviewed the implementation and discussed the AI's experiences and challenges.
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