A real run in Codex: the agent follows the img2threejs workflow with a Hyper3D reference and builds an electric guitar as plain Three.js code, ending in a model you can spin and keep editing.
Video: @NickDevFE on X, shown with credit. Press play; sound is on unless you mute it.
A reference for what img2threejs can make. The creator says it was made with this tool, and the repo is public. We checked the link: github.com/img2threejs/img2threejs.
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MOTION1:20The skill author turned a single picture into an animated Three.js creature: every part, colour and move is TypeScript code running live in the browser, with buttons for each animation.
APP DEMO1:30The author records a problem while talking and drawing on the screen; Scrawl turns it into marked frames and a timed transcript that the coding agent reads and acts on.
APP DEMO1:05The Hermes web app serves the desktop experience (chat, files, Git, terminal) from your own Hermes host.
APP DEMO1:01A demo of the Hermes agent web app on phones and tablets, from a contributor to the open-source repo.
APP DEMO0:52About ten minutes of chat in Codex: the agent models a folding iPhone concept, adds a working hinge, then designs a 3D-printable stand for it.
APP DEMO0:19A quick scroll through the gallery of decks made with PPT Master, from a German info sheet to a first-aid carousel, each a real editable PowerPoint file.