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An open source project turns any LLM into a 3D character that talks, moves, and reacts in the browser, no game engine, no local render setup. Characters have a memory system tracking emotional state and relationship history, so replies shift based on what's happened in the conversation so far,... not just the last message. Fully customizable: swap the 3D model, the personality prompt, the LLM, or the text-to-speech provider. Try it free with zero setup, a hosted version includes complimentary API access to get started. Self-hosting needs your own API keys but gives full control to modify it. From the team behind Digital Life Project (CVPR 2024), presented at SIGGRAPH Asia 2025. 100% Free. Open Source.show more

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