
This server connects Claude to three.ws's 3D generation API, letting you turn text prompts or reference images into textured GLB models during a conversation. It exposes operations for text-to-3D and image-to-3D generation over a streamable HTTP transport, so you can request a model and get back a GLB file ready to drop into a viewer or embed. Reach for this when you want to prototype 3D assets without leaving your editor, generate avatar concepts from descriptions, or quickly visualize objects for webGL projects. The server talks to the hosted three.ws inference backend, so there's no local GPU requirement. Useful if you're building interactive experiences and need throwaway or placeholder geometry that's better than cubes.
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Give your AI a body. three.ws is an open source (Apache-2.0), browser-native 3D AI agent platform. Type a prompt and Forge generates a textured 3D model, or drop a GLB you already have. Add an LLM brain, register on-chain, and embed anywhere: no plugins, no server uploads, no installs required.
Try it in 60 seconds: open three.ws/forge, type "a brass steampunk owl, full body", and download the GLB. Text→3D, image→3D, and sketch→3D — free draft tier, no account. Jump to the Forge section ↓
Want to build it with us? Your first contribution goes from clone to open pull request in about 15 minutes, with a full worked example. Every
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Drag to rotate. This is not an image or a video: it is an interactive 3D model rendered natively by GitHub. The avatar was generated from a one-line text prompt on three.ws Forge (free tier), decimated to 1,200 triangles, and embedded as ASCII STL with readme-3d, our open-source toolkit for putting 3D models in any GitHub README, issue, or discussion.