threejs

An Open Design catalogue entry for threejs, a skill covering Three.js work: creating 3D elements and interactive experiences in the browser, including scenes, materials, controls, and post-processing. Curated from CloudAI-X, the entry is classified in the 3d-shaders category and runs in prototype mode, with its upstream source hosted at the CloudAI-X threejs-skills repository. It responds to trigger phrases such as threejs, three.js, 3d web, webgl scene, and 3d interactive. The primary purpose of this entry is discovery rather than execution: it advertises the skill within Open Design so an agent can find and consider it during planning. Because it is a catalogue stub, the full workflow, with the original assets, scripts, and references, is not bundled here. To actually run the complete upstream experience, the user installs the upstream bundle into their active agent's skills directory, inspecting the upstream README for exact paths. The recommended way to check those paths is to open the CloudAI-X repository page. Once the upstream bundle is installed, the agent invokes the skill by its name, threejs, or by one of the trigger phrases declared in the skill's frontmatter. In practical terms, the entry signals to an agent that Three.js capabilities are available for browser-based 3D graphics tasks: building and lighting scenes, applying materials, wiring up interactive camera or object controls, and adding post-processing effects, while pointing to where the fuller implementation lives. Use it when planning or scoping browser 3D and WebGL work and you want the agent to be aware that a dedicated Three.js skill exists, then follow the installation pointer to bring in the complete upstream toolkit. Because the entry itself is a lightweight advertisement, treat it as the entry point and rely on the upstream repository for the detailed scenes, materials, controls, and post-processing guidance it describes.