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I'm making real progress with Opus 5, Fable and Sol on a very high value tool that I'm going to opensource. A Three.js webgpu based terrain generator with an API for agents to use as well. It's called Ekigar, from the sumerian E-ki-gar meaning "Temple that places the earth"....

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