A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Make Worlds with Code — your coding agent writes procedural three.js scenes, games and objects, screenshots them, and fixes what it sees.
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubAn open-source kit for building 3D worlds in code. Objects, scenes and games — no model files, no texture packs, and it runs inside the coding agent you already use.
The file on the left is worlds/bicycle/main.js. The bike on the right is that file, rendered live, with its meshes brought back in the order the code creates them — 62 parts, and the last of them is a spoke.
An agent writing 3D code cannot see what it made. It writes a thousand lines of geometry, reports success, and has no idea the canvas is black.
Figure 1: The three layers a coding agent does not bring with it.
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