@aura3d/cli 4.2.0 → 4.3.1

package/skills/aura3d-assets/SKILL.md

@@ -111,7 +111,8 @@ lighting you evaluate materials and silhouettes against.
    `src/aura-assets.ts` (a 100k-line diff) and `public/aura-assets/*`.
 9. Hand off: fighters and games to `aura3d-browser-game`
    (`assets validate-game`), rigs and clips to `aura3d-character-animation`
-   (`assets validate-animation`), release checks to `aura3d-evidence-review`.
+   (`assets validate-animation`, `assets validate --skin`), release checks to
+   `aura3d-evidence-review`.
 
 ## Reject a candidate when
 
@@ -132,7 +133,7 @@ lighting you evaluate materials and silhouettes against.
 - Search returns no auto-pullable candidate, or every candidate fails the
   reject list: stop, list the query, profile, and rejection reasons, and offer
   two options: a user-supplied licensed file, or Meshy generation from a text
-  prompt (load `meshy-cli`, dry run and an approved credit maximum first; never
+  prompt (load `meshy-cli`, dry run first, then reserve credits in the ledger; never
   from screenshots or frames of another game or product). Do not model the subject from primitives.
 - Search prints a source fetch warning (for example an HTTP 404): report it
   verbatim, label asset-dependent work `blocked`, and never treat fallback

package/skills/aura3d-browser-game/SKILL.md

@@ -147,3 +147,4 @@ per round until every category reads 7+, 6 rounds, or 2 flat rounds.
 - [Genre looks in the frame](references/genre-looks.md)
 - [Mistakes already made (read first)](https://github.com/auraoneai/aura3d/blob/main/docs/agents/lessons-learned.md)
 - [Kits and hooks (4.1)](references/kits-and-hooks.md)
+- Believable motion (`@aura3d/engine/game`): `attachToBone` (bat, club, ball in a hand), `createLocomotion` and `createFootSlideMeter` (legs that match the ground), `createHandBounce` and `measureHandBall` (a ball dribbled by hand: hand and floor contact, hand-offs, proof): `docs/api/motion-hand-bounce.md`; `createTwoHandGrip` and `measureGrip` (a bat, club or racket held in both hands: grip, hand-off, proof): `docs/api/motion-two-hand-grip.md`, `docs/agents/build-a-game.md`; `faceTowards` and `facingError` (actors that really face their target; declare each model's forward axis): `docs/api/motion-facing.md`

package/skills/aura3d-character-animation/SKILL.md

@@ -50,7 +50,9 @@ in flat light can vanish inside night-city shadow pools or golden-hour haze.
    ```
 
    Pass `--clips` from the inspection output. `"ok": false` with a
-   `missingActions` entry means the rig cannot play that action.
+   `missingActions` entry means the rig cannot play that action. Then run
+   `assets validate --skin <glb>`: it fails on stretched triangles, flaps and
+   a mesh not in its skeleton's pose (`assets repair-skin` fixes or guides).
 2. Multi-part characters: build the assembly from typed keys first.
 
    ```bash

package/skills/aura3d-materials-environments/references/custom-shader-chunks.md

@@ -20,12 +20,18 @@ signatures: `docs/api/glsl-chunks.md`.
 
 ## Chunks
 
-`#include <a3d_math>`, `<a3d_noise>`, `<a3d_sky>`, `<a3d_fog>`, `<a3d_triplanar>`
-and `<a3d_toon>` are tested GLSL ES 3.00 helpers prefixed `a3d`. Use them instead of
+`#include <a3d_math>`, `<a3d_noise>`, `<a3d_sky>`, `<a3d_fog>`, `<a3d_triplanar>`,
+`<a3d_toon>` and `<a3d_shadow>` are tested GLSL ES 3.00 helpers prefixed `a3d`. Use them instead of
 pasting hashes, fbm, sky gradients or fog into every shader. Precedence when names
 collide: built-in chunks, then these, then `registerShaderChunk`, then the material's
 `patch`. A material that includes chunks is GLSL-only: it has no WGSL twin.
 
+## Sun shadows
+
+Set `receiveShadow: true` on the `material.custom` spec (or `#include <a3d_shadow>`) and multiply
+your lit term by `a3dSunShadowAuto` (arguments: world position, normal): 1 in light, less in the key light's shadow.
+It follows the light's `shadow` options like a PBR surface does, and is exactly 1 with no shadow map.
+
 ## NaN and Inf safety
 
 Apple GPUs return NaN where a software renderer returns a number. One NaN in a

package/skills/llms.txt

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Aura3D
 
-> Aura3D 4.2.0: a TypeScript SDK for browser 3D apps and games. You write a typed, declarative scene with `@aura3d/engine`; the `@aura3d/cli` toolchain handles typed GLB/glTF assets, checks and deploy gates. Built to be driven by AI coding agents. Site: https://aura3d.auraone.ai
+> Aura3D 4.3.1: a TypeScript SDK for browser 3D apps and games. You write a typed, declarative scene with `@aura3d/engine`; the `@aura3d/cli` toolchain handles typed GLB/glTF assets, checks and deploy gates. Built to be driven by AI coding agents. Site: https://aura3d.auraone.ai
 
 ## Fast path (read this first)
 
@@ -136,6 +136,6 @@ Release integrity rules:
 
 - Full agent guide, genre recipes, guardrails and the page and example map: https://aura3d.auraone.ai/llms-full.txt
 - Docs: https://aura3d.auraone.ai/docs/api.html, https://aura3d.auraone.ai/docs/agent-quickstart.html, https://aura3d.auraone.ai/docs/claims.html
-- Showcase (26 playable games): https://aura3d.auraone.ai/apps/showcase-index/
+- Showcase (25 playable games): https://aura3d.auraone.ai/apps/showcase-index/
 - Sitemap: https://aura3d.auraone.ai/sitemap.xml; crawl policy: https://aura3d.auraone.ai/robots.txt
 - Last updated: 2026-10-25

package/skills/meshy-cli/SKILL.md

@@ -56,13 +56,15 @@ when an open-source candidate already passes the rubric.
 
 1. Plan: `meshy make "<prompt>" --dry-run` and show the steps and estimate.
    For single resources, read the create help and state the planned inputs.
-2. Get an approved maximum, then pass `--max-credits <approved>` and reserve
-   every paid call in the ledger first:
-   `rid=$(aura3d meshy ledger reserve --game <tag> --op preview --cap <per-game> --global-cap <total>)`,
-   then `aura3d meshy ledger settle --rid "$rid" --exit-code 0 --task-id <id>`.
+2. Spend is uncapped by owner decision on 2026-10-25 (credits tracked for visibility, no default cap). If the
+   user states a limit, pass `--max-credits <limit>` and `aura3d meshy ledger config --global-cap <N>`. Reserve
+   every paid call first: `aura3d meshy ledger reserve --dry-run --game <tag> --op preview,refine` (cost),
+   `rid=$(aura3d meshy ledger reserve --game <tag> --op preview)`, then
+   `aura3d meshy ledger settle --rid "$rid" --exit-code 0 --task-id <id>`. A cap that was set hard-stops and
+   prints the credits left and the flag that raises or removes it.
    Credits per operation: preview 20, refine 10 (`make` = 30), remesh 5,
    rigging 5, animate 3, retexture 10. A rate-limited or timed-out call keeps
-   counting until `ledger reconcile`.
+   counting until `ledger reconcile --rid <id>`; compare the whole ledger with the Prism pool using `ledger reconcile`.
 3. Run, preferring `--async` when other work can proceed. Persist task IDs
    and provider resume hints in ignored local state. Resume a completed
    preview; never recreate paid work that succeeded.
@@ -100,8 +102,7 @@ when an open-source candidate already passes the rubric.
    `defineAuraAssets(...)` / `defineAssets` declarations (keeps shadow and
    reflection intact) or place unhashed duplicate GLBs in
    `apps/<route>/public/aura-assets/`.
-8. Rig handoff: after importing a rigged humanoid, inspect it and map clips
-   before any code names them, then load `aura3d-character-animation`.
+8. Rig handoff: after importing a rigged humanoid, inspect it, map clips and run `assets validate --skin <glb>` (a mesh modelled in a pose tears) before any code names them, then load `aura3d-character-animation`.
 
    ```bash
    npx @aura3d/cli@latest assets inspect public/aura-assets/<file>.glb --animation --humanoid --skeleton
@@ -131,9 +132,9 @@ when an open-source candidate already passes the rubric.
 
 ## Stop and report
 
-- No approved maximum: stop after the dry run and present the plan.
-- Exit code 9 or a plan above the approved maximum: stop; do not split the
-  job to stay under the cap.
+- Always show the dry-run plan and its cost before paying.
+- Exit code 9 (credits exhausted) or a plan above a limit the user set: stop; do
+  not split the job to stay under that limit.
 - Admission reports blockers for the chosen profile: keep the file as a
   rejected local candidate, report the failing checks, and label the route
   `prototype` or `blocked`.

package/skills/meshy-cli/references/asset-tooling.md

@@ -56,20 +56,31 @@ a bare `rocks` or `board`: two games sharing one `rocks.raw.glb` silently reuse
 ## Credit ledger
 
 ```bash
-rid=$(npx @aura3d/cli@latest meshy ledger reserve --game drift --op preview --cap 800 --global-cap 10000)
+npx @aura3d/cli@latest meshy ledger reserve --dry-run --game drift --op preview,refine
+rid=$(npx @aura3d/cli@latest meshy ledger reserve --game drift --op preview)
 npx @aura3d/cli@latest meshy ledger settle --rid "$rid" --exit-code 0 --task-id <id>
 npx @aura3d/cli@latest meshy ledger status
 ```
 
-The ledger (`--ledger path` or `AURA3D_MESHY_LEDGER`, default `~/.aura3d/meshy-ledger.jsonl`) enforces a
-per-game cap and one global cap under a lock, so concurrent agents cannot overspend. `--game` is required
-and must be a lowercase tag. Estimates: preview 20, refine 10, remesh 5, rigging 5, animate 3, retexture 10.
+The ledger (`--ledger path` or `AURA3D_MESHY_LEDGER`, default `~/.aura3d/meshy-ledger.jsonl`) tracks credits under a
+lock so concurrent agents share one total. Spend is uncapped by owner decision on 2026-10-25 (credits are tracked for
+visibility); a per-game cap (`--cap N`, `--game-cap N`, `AURA3D_MESHY_GAME_CAP`) and a global cap (`--global-cap N`,
+`AURA3D_MESHY_GLOBAL_CAP`, or `ledger config`) are opt-in, and `config --global-cap off --game-cap off` removes them.
+A cap that is set is a hard stop: exit 3 with the credits left and the flag that raises it. `--game` is
+required and must be a lowercase tag. Estimates: preview 20, refine 10, remesh 5, rigging 5, animate 3, retexture 10.
+`reserve --dry-run --op preview,refine,rigging` prices a chain without writing.
 
 A rate-limited (exit 6) or timed-out (exit 8) call is NOT a failure: the task usually finishes and is
 charged. `settle --exit-code` records it as `unconfirmed`, which keeps counting its estimate. Resume the
 task with `meshy <resource> get <id>` instead of paying again, then
 `meshy ledger reconcile --rid <id> --status ok` (or `failed`). Only a confirmed no-charge outcome (auth
-exit 3, validation exit 4, credits exit 9, or a FAILED task) settles as `failed` and counts 0.
+exit 3, validation exit 4, credits exit 9, a FAILED task, or a 429 on a create) settles as `failed` and counts 0.
+Pass the Meshy stderr with `settle --exit-code 6 --error-text "<stderr>"`: a 429 on a poll
+(`/text-to-3d/<id>`) means the task exists, so it stays `unconfirmed` with that task id and keeps counting.
+
+`meshy ledger reconcile` (no `--rid`) compares the ledger with the Kiro Prism pool balance since the last
+`baseline` and prints the delta; `--apply` books it as an `unattributed` adjustment. It reads `GET /admin/meshy`
+with `AURA3D_PRISM_KEY` or `AURA3D_PRISM_KEY_FILE` (never printed) or a saved `--pool-json`.
 
 ## Profile traps