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I don't think i can go back to regular software anymore exploring a crazy combo of real-time depth estimation, raymarched SDFs, StreamDiffusion and BiRefNet. The entire setup was authored by GPT 5.6 Sol and Luna in Sentinel over MCP while I steered it in real-time.

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