Build from a drawing: a PDF of up to 10 pages, an image or a text file (DXF, SVG, CSV, STEP), 2.0 MB at most.
You are watching this session as it is built. Start your own.
An archived session: its log, its model file and its model, read-only. Start your own.
Your GitLab project
Open your own project from https://gitlab.common-lisp.net and have the agent work on it -- to bring it into the profile a house hosts by, say. The changes go back as a merge request you approve.
Deploy what you built at an address of its own. A model gets a page where others change its inputs and download its files; a web app is served as it is. It is a copy: deploy again to update it.
Open source, under the GNU Affero General Public License: it runs on Gendl, which is under that licence, so the deployment serves its source to the people who use it. Of what its users pay, in mites, 25% is the monetization fee.
Closed source, as you chose when the session opened: the house licenses the Gendl it runs on for closed use, so the deployment does not serve its source. Of what its users pay, in mites, 25% is the monetization fee.
Hosting: an open-source deployment with no tollbooth, or with no revenue for an extended period, may be un-hosted -- or kept, if we and its visitors find it interesting.
Hosting: a closed-source deployment that shows no revenue, or too little, for some time may be taken down. Its code then stays yours, still closed, and is wiped from our systems.
It charges what its tollbooths say, as you had the agent write them: ask for a change in a prompt and deploy again. No money moves yet: a web app's tolls are taken as test payments, booked and marked as tests, and a model's priced downloads open only to you.
Sluice is for inspecting Gendl models while you're developing them.
You can see your model structure in the tree at the upper left.
The display list of this viewport is empty. Click a node in the tree to apply the ADD-LEAVES operation.
The rendering mode is Wireframe (this viewport's View menu). Wireframe is a pannable, zoomable SVG; the shaded modes are navigable X3D
scenes, in either of two X3D browsers. The X_ITE scene offers a headset
button where WebXR is available.
Your web app
It shows here, live, once the agent has built it. Describe it on the left and press Build.