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Wait we passed 25,000 stars ⭐️ 🚀 Clone it, use it, make it your own pascalorg/editor 3D architecture, BIM built for the browser
I did the same thing and ran haiku on low for about 3min46s to reverse engineer @pascal editor I open-sourced it here: pascalorg/editor Save your tokens. Agent-ftiendly 3D architecture is here: 100% free It already got 25k 🌟!!
Congrats Jake. Fun timing: pascalorg/editor just passed 24.8k stars doing the same thing one level up. Text-to-CAD gives you a part. Pascal gives you the building the part goes in. Open source, MIT, MCP-native, runs locally with one npx command.
本地优先的开源 3D 建筑编辑器，用 React Three Fiber 和 WebGPU，浏览器或 CLI 都能跑，并通过 MCP 接 AI agent。 pascalorg/editor
I built a 3D floor plan demo for fun I saw the OSS Pascal Editor (pascalorg/editor) and wanted to play with it. So I ended up making a small floor plan demo that runs in the browser. im not convinced this can be sold as standalone software (no way). There are already tools such as Houzz Pro, D5 Render, Coohom, and Cartesian (by formas.ai) for planning and visualizing interiors. Bigger firms are happy paying for those (?). But i can more easily imagine a small interior design firm, that wants to go AI-native, using Pascal Editor to build its own internal tools. Also likely useful for someone planning to renovate a home. Easier to bring a 3D version to your interior designer and contractors. Like writing a PRD for software engineers. try: williswee.com
Pascal Editor is an open source 3D building editor that runs in your browser. It lets you draw walls, rooms, and roofs, then export your work. You can also connect AI agents through MCP tools. Check it out at pascalorg/editor t.co