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Create a real TypeScript 3D app before the agent starts customizing it.

Aura3D gives coding assistants a stable SDK, working templates, and typed asset imports so generated scenes stay understandable and shippable.

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The fastest reliable path is template first, customization second.

Start with a working route, then ask your coding assistant to add scene kits, primitives, materials, lights, interactions, and typed assets through the public Aura3D API.

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Create the app

Use create-aura3d to scaffold a Vite project with a known route and SDK setup.

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Give the agent context

Use llms.txt and the agent setup guide so generated code stays on public Aura3D APIs.

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Add real assets

Register supplied GLB/glTF files through the CLI before writing product viewer code.

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Deploy cleanly

Build static output and confirm assets, routes, and browser paths are ready for hosting.

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