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3d-modeler
Generates 3D interior models from photos and injects them into Mapbox GL JS map instances.
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Generates 3D interior models from photos and injects them into Mapbox GL JS map instances.
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| name | 3d-modeler |
| description | Generates 3D interior models from photos and injects them into Mapbox GL JS map instances. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| author | Ahmed Qaddoura |
| dependencies | ["@lumaai/luma-web","three","threebox-plugin"] |
This skill allows agents to convert photographs of interiors into 3D models (GLB/GLTF) and inject them into web-based Mapbox 3D styles using Three.js and the Threebox plugin.
photoTo3D.js to call 3D reconstruction APIs (e.g., Luma AI / Polycam) to process an image and return a URL to a GLB file.mapboxInjector.js to prepare a GLB file for Mapbox insertion, calculating the necessary MercatorCoordinates and Three.js scale/rotation matrices to align the interior model perfectly with the real-world map.When a user uploads a photo of a room and asks to place it on the map, trigger this skill:
photoTo3D.js. Wait for the 3D generation to complete.mapboxInjector.js to get the integration payload.Generates dynamic video montages and edits video content for social distribution.
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The mandatory completion-report skill. When an agent finishes (or is blocked on) a handoff bundle or delegated task, it MUST write the outcome to files — never only into chat. Triggers on "I'm done", "this is shipped", "wrap up", "close out this task", "I'm blocked", or automatically at the end of any `handoff-receiver` / `execute` run. Writes a `<bundle>-shipped/handoff.md` report with a fixed schema (commit SHA, what shipped, files touched, test/smoke results, deferred items, new open questions) and sets the source bundle's `manifest.json` status to `shipped · <SHA>` or `blocked · <reason>`. This is the file-based feedback loop that lets a control plane track every agent across tools.
Lightweight mid-flight progress logging for long agent runs. Where `report-back` writes the final outcome, status-beacon drops short, timestamped progress notes to a file DURING the work so a human or orchestrator can check in without interrupting. Triggers on long/multi-phase tasks, or when the user says "keep a log", "leave progress notes", "beacon this", "let me track this". Appends to a `progress.md` inside the active bundle/work dir. Honest about uncertainty — notes are signals, not guarantees. Works across Claude, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, Gemini, Aider, Windsurf.
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