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Yesterday, in the excitement, I didn't realize that a Three.js visualizer to preview with physics/sfx was included 🤦 Today, I've implemented a simple node inspector to see what providers (Fal / Worldlabs) & models (Marble 1.1, nano banana 2, hunyuan3d-v3, elevenlabs) it's using.

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