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+ # Changelog
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+
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+ All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
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+
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+ The format is based on Keep a Changelog and this project adheres to SemVer.
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+
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+ ## [Unreleased]
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+
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+ - **Fixed**
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+ - Added `index.js` compatibility entry shims for the root viewer and the
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+ showcase so stale cached entry URLs do not 404 when the runtime loads from
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+ `main.js`.
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+ - Prefilled the root viewer with a working showcase target so the initial
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+ `Open showcase` action works before client-side hydration completes.
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+ - Clamped showcase telemetry queue depths so the embedded preview no longer
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+ throws on arrival when stress or spray counts spike.
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+ - Guarded wavefront renderer setup and initial probe rendering against stale
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+ async settings changes so older GPU work cannot replace the current renderer,
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+ update overlays, or restart the loop.
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+
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+ ### Added
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+
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+ - Shared 3D harbor showcase with GLTF ships and physics metadata for cross-package validation.
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+ - Experimental wavefront path-tracing technique demo using the renderer WebGPU
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+ mesh BVH path with 540p, 720p, and 1080p presets, model-only skybox/environment
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+ termination, reflection, refraction, smooth normals, a denoise post-pass toggle,
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+ and queue-depth telemetry.
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+ - Live wavefront assessment controls with pause/resume, render-once, a 4K
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+ target preset, FPS/rays-per-second telemetry, and a 100% stacked frame timing
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+ chart for dispatch, GPU wait, probe/readback, overlay, and frame pacing.
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+ - Ambient residual handling for shallow no-light and max-depth wavefront paths
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+ so the demo approximates unresolved high-order indirect bounces without
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+ replacing active-ray emissive or environment hits.
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+ - WebGPU compute-backed wavefront inspection mode with 360p, 720p, and 1080p
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+ presets, GPU primary-ray dispatch, compacted continuation queues, fixed tile
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+ bounce dispatch, and renderer-owned stats.
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+ - Added tiled GPU ray queues and a 4K UHD preset so ray queue memory scales by
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+ tile size instead of full output resolution.
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+ - Browser manifest coverage tests and a GLTF asset contract test.
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+ - Added a physics focus mode for the shared showcase and promoted
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+ `gpu-physics` to a browser-backed 3D demo entry.
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+ - Added baseline governance and validation scripts for repo standardization:
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+ `NFR.md`, `docs/adrs`, `npm run build`, and `npm run typecheck`.
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+
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+ ### Changed
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+
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+ - Refreshed the viewer's shared GPU package baselines onto the latest stable
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+ published `@plasius/gpu-*` releases.
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+ - Replaced the old CPU/static wavefront tracer with a renderer-owned mesh BVH
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+ WebGPU mount so customer-visible wavefront output no longer uses analytic
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+ scene objects.
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+ - The wavefront demo now exposes samples-per-pixel controls, defaults its
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+ 540p/720p/1080p presets to 8 spp, and reports screen pixels separately from
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+ primary ray samples.
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+ - The wavefront demo now updates renderer camera uniforms every RAF frame so
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+ the mesh BVH view has visible realtime motion instead of repeating one static
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+ path-traced frame.
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+ - The wavefront performance panel now treats GPU completion as a sampled sync
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+ metric instead of hard-blocking every frame, reducing viewer-side queue
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+ serialization while still showing where occasional GPU waits land.
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+ - The wavefront demo now submits only benchmark model meshes with ungated
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+ skybox/environment lighting, removing the previous synthetic floor, wall,
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+ emissive-panel, and fluid-surface blockers from the validation scene.
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+ - The viewer now classifies the cloth, fluid, lighting, performance, and debug demos as browser-based 3D visual examples.
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+ - Strengthened the shared showcase lighting and shadow model so the harbor demos
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+ present a more ray-traced near-field look.
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+ - The viewer now consumes the shared harbor runtime from `@plasius/gpu-shared`
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+ instead of owning that source directly.
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+ - The showcase browser entry now imports `@plasius/gpu-shared` through an
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+ import map instead of coupling directly to a deep `node_modules/.../dist`
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+ path.
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+ - The viewer package now has public npm metadata, package payload validation,
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+ and a GitHub Actions CD workflow so it follows the same release posture as
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+ the other public `@plasius/*` package repositories.
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+ # Non-Functional Requirements for @plasius/gpu-demo-viewer
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+
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+ ## 1. Purpose
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+ This document defines non-functional requirements for the shared GPU demo viewer.
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+ The repo is static validation tooling with embedded catalog metadata and browser
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+ entry surfaces.
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+ ## 2. Security
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+
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+ - No secrets, auth credentials, or environment-derived runtime values may be
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+ committed in viewer source assets or manifest files.
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+ - Third-party scripts or network resources used by demos must remain explicit and
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+ auditable.
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+
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+ ## 3. Reliability and Determinism
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+
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+ - Demo manifest and showcase definitions must be stable, deterministic, and
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+ mechanically testable.
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+ - Existing demo tests must continue to cover manifest shape and asset compatibility.
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+
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+ ## 4. Build and Validation
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+
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+ - Validation baseline for this repo is: `npm run lint`, `npm run test`,
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+ `npm run typecheck`, and `npm run build`.
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+ - New baseline controls should not require browser execution for static verification.
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+
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+ ## 5. Rollout and Documentation
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+
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+ - This viewer is intentionally non-user-facing runtime infrastructure.
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+ - Baseline operations are governed by the parent feature flag:
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+ `platform.repo-hardening-sweep.enabled`.
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+ # @plasius/gpu-demo-viewer
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+ Static root-level launcher for validating the `gpu-*` package demos from one place.
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+ ## Purpose
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+ This viewer exists to accelerate manual validation across the GPU package surface:
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+ - browser-backed demos can be launched or embedded from one URL
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+ - the integrated showcase consumes the shared 3D harbor runtime from `@plasius/gpu-shared`
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+ - the experimental wavefront path-tracing demo mounts the
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+ `@plasius/gpu-renderer` WebGPU mesh BVH renderer
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+ - remaining code-example demos still expose their recommended command and entry file
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+ - the manifest is tested so new `gpu-*` demo folders do not get missed
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+
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+ ## Run
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+ From this package:
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+ ```bash
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+ npm run demo
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+ ```
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+
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+ Then open:
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+
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+ ```text
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+ http://localhost:8000/gpu-demo-viewer/
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+ ```
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+ The server points at the workspace root, so sibling package demos remain reachable from the viewer.
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+ To open the experimental wavefront path-tracing technique demo directly:
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+ ```text
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+ http://localhost:8000/gpu-demo-viewer/wavefront/?experimental=wavefront
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+ ```
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+
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+ Deterministic 540p capture settings are available at:
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+
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+ ```text
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+ http://localhost:8000/gpu-demo-viewer/wavefront/?experimental=wavefront&capture=1
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+ ```
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+
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+ The displayed primary-ray count is calculated as:
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+
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+ ```text
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+ render width x render height x samples per pixel
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+ ```
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+ The debug panel also reports the separate screen-pixel count so render
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+ resolution and stochastic sampling cost remain visible independently.
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+ Continuation rays are then spawned from the active queue by bounce depth inside
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+ the renderer. The active demo presets are 960x540 capture, 1280x720 balanced,
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+ 1920x1080 detail, and a 3840x2160 4K target. The 540p/720p/1080p presets
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+ default to 8 samples per pixel, while 4K defaults to 4 samples per pixel; the
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+ renderer keeps queue buffers tile-bounded so these targets do not require
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+ full-frame ray queues.
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+ The wavefront page runs a live render loop by default. The performance panel
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+ shows FPS, frame timing, primary rays per second, and a 100% stacked timing bar
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+ for the viewer-observed frame budget: WebGPU command dispatch, GPU completion
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+ wait, optional probe/readback, overlay update, and requestAnimationFrame pacing.
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+ These timings are browser-side measurements; they identify where the viewer is
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+ blocked each frame but do not yet replace future GPU timestamp-query profiling
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+ inside individual compute passes.
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+
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+ ## Static Validation Contract
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+ This repository is a public npm package that ships the static validation
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+ surface for the `gpu-*` family.
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+ - `npm run demo` serves the workspace root so sibling `gpu-*` demos are
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+ reachable from one URL.
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+ - `npm run typecheck` syntax-checks the shipped browser entrypoints and
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+ manifest modules.
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+ - `npm run build` verifies the static contract documented in
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+ `docs/adrs/adr-0001-gpu-demo-viewer-governance-baseline.md`.
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+ - `npm run pack:check` verifies the public npm package payload before GitHub
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+ Actions publishes it.
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+ - Releases are published only through `.github/workflows/cd.yml` with npm
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+ provenance and the GitHub `production` environment.
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+
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+ ## Validation Notes
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+ - Browser-backed WebGPU demos still require `localhost` or `HTTPS`.
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+ - The wavefront path-tracing demo is a WebGPU renderer mount, not a CPU/static
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+ canvas tracer. It submits only the benchmark model mesh set with
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+ `displayQuality: true`, builds the renderer mesh BVH on the GPU, disables
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+ environment portals, and leaves skybox/environment lighting as the only
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+ scene lighting source. The demo intentionally excludes the previous synthetic
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+ room, floor, wall, emissive-panel, and fluid-surface geometry so most escaped
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+ paths should terminate against the skybox rather than unlit scene blockers.
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+ Shallow no-light/max-depth paths return the renderer ambient residual to
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+ approximate unresolved high-order indirect bounces. The demo exposes 1, 4, 8,
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+ and 16 samples-per-pixel settings and defaults to 8 spp for the 540p, 720p,
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+ and 1080p presets. The denoise toggle runs the renderer post pass; denoise
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+ smooths neighboring pixels but does not replace active-ray skybox/environment
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+ hits as the primary lighting source. The loop updates camera uniforms every
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+ animation frame through `@plasius/gpu-renderer` so the FPS counter represents
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+ a moving realtime render rather than repeated presentation of one static
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+ frame.
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+ - The wavefront performance chart is intended for local tuning: compare
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+ resolution, depth, samples-per-pixel, and denoise settings while watching
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+ whether time is dominated by command dispatch, sampled GPU completion sync,
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+ readback, overlay work, or frame pacing. The demo does not hard-sync every
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+ frame; completion sync is sampled periodically to avoid making the viewer
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+ itself serialize the GPU queue.
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+ - The shared integration showcase is 3D but does not require WebGPU initialization just to render the validation scene.
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+ - The showcase now resolves `@plasius/gpu-shared` through an import map so the browser entry uses the package public surface instead of a deep internal file path.
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+ - `gpu-world-generator` is launched from its built `demo/dist/` bundle in the viewer because its source demo uses a Vite workflow.
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+ - Code-example packages are listed for discovery but are not embedded in an iframe.
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+
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+ ## Local Checks
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+ ```bash
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+ npm run build
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+ npm run typecheck
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+ npm run lint
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+ npm run pack:check
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+ npm test
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Governance
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+ - Non-functional requirements: [`NFR.md`](./NFR.md)
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+ - Delivery workflow: [`WORKFLOW.md`](./WORKFLOW.md)
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+ - Feature flags and capabilities: [`FLAGS_AND_CAPABILITIES.md`](./FLAGS_AND_CAPABILITIES.md)
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+ - Architectural decision log: [`docs/adrs/index.md`](./docs/adrs/index.md)
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+ # ADR-0001: Define static viewer governance and validation baseline
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+ ## Status
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+ Accepted
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+ ## Context
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+ `@plasius/gpu-demo-viewer` is a shared validation surface for GPU demos. It is
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+ intended to be lightweight and static, but still needs baseline governance docs and
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+ verification commands to remain release-safe and auditable across repo sweeps.
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+ ## Decision
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+ - Add repository-level governance documentation required by default (`NFR.md`).
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+ - Add ADR index and baseline ADR for public reasoning traceability.
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+ - Introduce `typecheck` as the canonical syntax-validation gate for shipped
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+ browser entrypoints and manifest modules.
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+ - Define `build` as a static-contract verification step rather than a bundler
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+ pipeline.
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+ - Record a short changelog line for the baseline completion.
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+ ## Consequences
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+ - The repo now has explicit governance expectations and deterministic checks for
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+ future governance and release reviews.
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+ - Existing behavior and demo flows are unchanged; only process and validation
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+ entry points were strengthened.
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+ # ADR Index
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+ ## Scene and Governance ADRs
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+ - [ADR 0001: Define static viewer governance baseline and build checks](./adr-0001-gpu-demo-viewer-governance-baseline.md)