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Xpell 2 Alpha --- Spatial Runtime Layer
@xpell/3d is the 3D runtime layer of the Xpell 2 ecosystem.
It provides a structured, AI-native 3D execution environment built on
top of Three.js, fully integrated with the Xpell runtime architecture.
@xpell/3d enables:
This is not just a Three.js wrapper --- it is a structured runtime layer designed for AI collaboration with live 3D systems.
npm install @xpell/3d@alpha
You will typically also install:
npm install @xpell/core@alpha
npm install @xpell/ui@alpha
Xpell 2 is modular:
@xpell/3d is responsible only for 3D execution and spatial interaction. It does NOT contain UI logic from XUI and does NOT duplicate core runtime contracts.
Scenes are not static script blocks. They are runtime objects that can be:
This makes real-time AI modification possible.
Unlike traditional 3D engines where code must be rebuilt to change behavior, @xpell/3d supports:
This is essential for vibe coding workflows.
When used with @xpell/node:
@xpell/3d is currently in Alpha.
This means:
Feedback and experimentation are encouraged.
Planned evolution areas:
MIT (unless otherwise specified)
Xpell 2 is developed by Aime Technologies.
Learn more: https://xpell.ai
Join the discussion: https://discord.gg/cQU79ge3Dx
FAQs
Xpell UI 3D JS Framework
We found that @xpell/3d demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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