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3D-print export functionality for `img2threejs` generated models.
Expanding the utility and target audience of `img2threejs` to the 3D printing and maker communities by providing direct export of watertight, print-ready models.
This issue identifies a significant market expansion opportunity for `img2threejs` by enabling 3D-print export. The current limitation is that generated `THREE.Group` models are not directly printable, excluding the maker and 3D-printing communities. Implementing watertight geometry baking, stand...
procedural THREE.Group
printable 3D model
single merged, watertight BufferGeometry
STL / OBJ / glTF export
print-prep
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Dynamic tool discovery and refresh for AI agents (Codex) interacting with an agent operating system (AOS).
Ensuring real-time synchronization of agent capabilities with the underlying operating system's dynamic tool surface. Adherence to `tools.listChanged` notification standard.
This issue highlights a critical integration failure between Unicity AOS and Codex, where Codex fails to dynamically refresh its tool inventory despite AOS correctly signaling changes. The core problem is Codex's static tool catalog at MCP startup, rendering newly installed or removed capabilitie...
MCP tool surface
capsules
agent principal
tools.listChanged
notifications/tools/list_changed
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Token-cost benchmarking for `img2threejs` model generation pipeline.
Establishing credibility for the product's token-efficiency claim through reproducible, measured benchmarks. Enabling regression tracking for token spend.
This issue addresses a critical credibility gap for `img2threejs`: substantiating its "token-efficient" claim with empirical data. Currently, token costs are based on estimates, which undermines trust and prevents objective performance tracking. Implementing a reproducible benchmark to measure re...
token-cost benchmark
engineering estimates
reproducible benchmark
model-token spend
assessment
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Community-driven demo gallery for `img2threejs`.
Fostering community engagement and leveraging user contributions to expand the product's public demonstration of capabilities. Establishing a streamlined, quality-gated contribution pipeline.
This issue focuses on scaling the `img2threejs` showcase through community contributions, recognizing the demo gallery as a primary marketing asset. The current limitation is a manual, centralized demo creation process. By enabling community PRs for new demos, the project aims to organically expa...
community demos via PR
one-file contribution flow
createXModel.ts factory
registry.ts entry
PR template
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High-likeness humanoid character generation from a single portrait for `img2threejs`.
Achieving photorealistic or highly recognizable human character models from minimal input, expanding the product's capabilities into advanced digital human creation. Integrating sophisticated 3D graphics and photogrammetry techniques.
This issue outlines a significant leap for `img2threejs` into high-fidelity digital human creation, moving beyond its current stylized-only character generation. The motivation is to produce recognizable, animation-ready human models from single portraits, a complex challenge requiring advanced 3...
high-likeness humanoid characters
single portrait
stylized-only
photoreal likeness
animation-ready human
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Host adapter interface for image-to-3D model generation, specifically for vision and browser screenshot capabilities.
Achieving agent-agnosticism and broad host compatibility for the `img2threejs` skill. Standardizing host-provided capabilities through a thin adapter layer.
This issue addresses a critical interoperability challenge for `img2threejs`: achieving true agent-agnosticism across diverse host environments. The core problem is the variability in how different hosts (e.g., Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode) provide essential vision and browser screenshot capabili...
agent-agnostic
host adapter interface
vision
browser screenshot
Playwright/Chrome-DevTools MCP screenshot path
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Expansion of procedural material recipe library for 3D model reconstruction.
Enhancing the visual realism and quality of generated 3D models through a comprehensive library of parameterized procedural materials, adhering to physically-based rendering (PBR) principles.
This issue targets a core value proposition for `img2threejs`: the visual realism of generated 3D models. The current limitation is a small library of procedural material recipes, directly impacting model fidelity. Expanding this library with documented, parameterized PBR materials is identified ...
procedural material recipes
material fidelity
PBR channels
albedo aliased into roughness
parameter table
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Automated reference image generation from text briefs for `img2threejs`.
Streamlining the initial asset creation phase by enabling text-to-3D model generation, eliminating the need for manual image sourcing. Maintaining provider-agnosticism and ensuring proper licensing/provenance.
This issue addresses a critical workflow bottleneck for `img2threejs`: the reliance on pre-sourced reference images. Real-world projects often begin with text briefs, not visual assets. Introducing an optional, provider-agnostic front-end to generate or source candidate reference images from text...
text brief
auto-generate reference images
opt-in, provider-agnostic step
text prompt
project/asset spec
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Configuration management database (CMDB) module within an AI SRE AgenticOps platform for Kubernetes. Specifically, the discrepancy between reported and actual namespace scoping for CMDB analysis.
Accurate operational visibility and control for Kubernetes operators. Ensuring health/readiness endpoints reliably reflect effective system scope, particularly for critical infrastructure analysis components like CMDB.
This issue exposes a critical operational visibility gap within an AI SRE AgenticOps platform. Operators configuring CMDB namespace scoping receive misleading readiness endpoint feedback, undermining confidence in system configuration and effective operational boundaries. The discrepancy between ...
AI SRE AgenticOps
Kubernetes
cloud infrastructure
CMDB module
namespace allow-list
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`~/.persome/index.db` database corruption within the `personal-model` runtime, specifically involving SQLite page misplacement during multi-process access under a `SIGBUS` storm.
Robust data integrity and resilience for local, personal data stores, especially under high-stress or multi-process access conditions. Ensuring the core database remains consistent and recoverable, even during system-level signal storms.
This incident highlights a severe data integrity failure within a personal data model, where the core `index.db` database experienced critical corruption due to page misplacement during a `SIGBUS` storm under multi-process access. While the system's recovery mechanism (quarantine and rebuild from...
index.db corruption
SQLite format 3 header page
byte offset
page boundary
b-tree leaf page
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Inconsistent ID normalization within the `ops skill registry` of an AI SRE AgenticOps platform. This leads to critical failures in `upsert`, `delete`, and `export_package` operations, as lookups use raw IDs while storage uses normalized IDs.
Consistent data access and management within core system registries. Ensuring reliable CRUD operations for critical components like skill definitions, which are fundamental to an AgenticOps platform's functionality.
This issue reveals a fundamental data consistency flaw within the `ops skill registry` of an AI SRE AgenticOps platform. The system stores skills using normalized IDs but attempts to retrieve, update, or delete them using raw, unnormalized IDs. This inconsistency renders core management functions...
ops skill store
skill registry
normalize_skill_name(id)
raw id
normalized id
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Streamlining the integration of `Persome` with the `Cursor` IDE via a safe, one-command `MCP` (Multi-Client Protocol) registration and unregistration mechanism, similar to existing idempotent installers for other clients.
Enhancing developer experience and reducing integration friction for key IDEs. Providing robust, idempotent, and non-destructive configuration management for external client integrations.
This issue addresses a critical developer experience bottleneck: manual configuration for IDE integrations. Automating `Cursor MCP` registration with idempotent commands (`install`/`uninstall`) significantly reduces friction and potential for user error. The emphasis on preserving existing config...
one-command Cursor MCP registration
stdio mcpServers.persome object
Cursor users
idempotent installers
Claude Code
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Improving first-run Accessibility permission diagnostics and recovery for the `personal-model` daemon on macOS, specifically clarifying the owning process and necessary user actions when capture fails due to permission issues.
Enhancing user experience and reducing friction during initial setup and troubleshooting for macOS-dependent features. Providing clear, actionable, and privacy-preserving diagnostics to guide users through complex OS permission configurations.
This issue targets a critical user onboarding and troubleshooting pain point for macOS-integrated applications: Accessibility permissions. A healthy daemon that fails to capture data due to misconfigured permissions creates significant user frustration. The focus on self-explanatory diagnostics, ...
first-run Accessibility recovery
daemon
useful captures
Accessibility permission
wrong launcher
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Ensuring graceful degradation and clear diagnostics for OCR functionality on Intel macOS systems within the `personal-model` platform, where Paddle/PaddleOCR dependencies are Apple-Silicon-only.
Maintaining broad platform compatibility and a consistent user experience across different hardware architectures, even when specific features are unavailable. Providing clear, actionable diagnostics for feature limitations rather than hard failures.
This issue highlights a common challenge in cross-platform software development: managing feature availability and graceful degradation across diverse hardware architectures. The `personal-model` platform supports Intel Macs but cannot provide OCR due to Apple-Silicon-only dependencies. The objec...
Intel macOS no-OCR compatibility smoke
AX capture
Runtime
Chat
MCP
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Publishing a machine-validatable JSON Schema for the `personal-model`'s redacted public model export contract, accompanied by a synthetic golden export, to facilitate external integrations and independent validation.
Formalizing and standardizing the public data export contract through a machine-readable schema, ensuring external integrators can reliably validate data structures. This promotes API stability, reduces integration friction, and reinforces data privacy by using synthetic, redacted examples.
This issue addresses a critical need for formalizing data contracts in a B2B SaaS context, specifically for external integrations. By generating and committing a machine-validatable JSON Schema for the model export, the `personal-model` platform enhances its interoperability and reduces integrati...
machine-validatable model export schema
MODEL_FORMAT.md
versioned Point/Line/Face/Volume/Root snapshot
external integrations
committed JSON Schema
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