create-deepmonkey

Create a standalone DeepMonkey 3D application with eight templates and Codex / Claude Skills.

npx create-deepmonkey my-world

The command installs dependencies and starts the local WebGPU application. Node.js 24+ is required. Edit scene.ts; use npm run dev to restart and npm run build to export a static website.

Choose another template with --template 06-logistics. Use --no-start to install without starting, --no-install to generate files only, or --no-open to keep the browser closed.

Templates

| Template | Scene | | --- | --- | | 01-starter | Minimal application | | 02-factory-floor | Factory floor (default) | | 03-equipment-monitor | Equipment monitoring | | 04-robot-cell | Robot work cell | | 05-pipeline | Pipeline | | 06-logistics | Logistics | | 07-energy | Energy | | 08-structure | Structural model |

Each project includes TypeScript sources, the DeepMonkey SDK, a render loop, responsive canvas sizing and both AI Skills. The CLI refuses to overwrite a non-empty directory.

Develop with AI

Open the generated project in Codex or Claude Code:

Codex: $deep-engine-3d add equipment status indicators and a camera tour.
Claude Code: /deep-engine-3d add equipment status indicators and a camera tour.

Skills live in .agents/skills/deep-engine-3d/ and .claude/skills/deep-engine-3d/. Browser rendering requires WebGPU on HTTPS or localhost.

Want the complete editor instead? Run npx deepmonkey. To add the SDK to an existing project, use npm i deepmonkey.

SDK package · AI development guide · GitHub · Issues

See the included license files for project terms and third-party notices.