Observed arrival · 2026-10-17
Gaitkit: Code-written 3D specimens that move
A browser-based lab and catalogue for shaping low-poly 3D models with words or typed controls, then using them with motion in game engines or through an AI-agent connection.
- For
- Three.js and game-engine developers building moving 3D scenes
- Worth noticing
- Walking specimens use two-bone IK; the build rejects foot slide above one millimetre.
Field notes
The catalogue filters specimens by behavior, including walking, driving, opening, and glowing at night, and shows real-world size and triangle count on each card. Its agent interface exposes search, asset details, variant generation, and a report_need tool that sends missing requests to a factory queue. The page says the lab and agent share the same typed controls, so a prompt such as “long legs” maps to a parameter also available as a slider.
Observed signals
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
One card from the complete issue