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Big week for PixiJS • v8.18.0 released (SVG export, alpha masking, WebGL + WebGPU improvements) • reached 500k weekly downloads 🎉 And… PixiJS Skills are live. They can be use with your agent of choice Cursor, Claude, OpenAI, GitHub.

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