allvibes
A collaborative 3D world you can add to. One person works at a time.
Live: https://allvibes.vercel.app
What this is
A world in your browser that the group builds together. Each person adds one
thing — a mountain range, an archway, a shoal of fish — and it becomes part of
the shared space. Everything is built out of code, not downloaded models.
Right now there's a pond with a tree, a garden and a waterfall. That's the
starting point and the thing everything else is measured against.
One-time setup
You need these installed once. If any step fails, send Amber the error.
1. Install Node.js. Go to nodejs.org and install the
version it offers you. Restart your terminal afterwards.
2. Install Git. git-scm.com/downloads.
3. Get the code.
git clone https://github.com/Digidoot-Amber/allvibes.git
cd allvibes
4. Install the project's bits. This takes a minute.
npm install
5. Start it up.
npm run dev
Open http://localhost:3000 and you should see the pond. Press Ctrl+C in the
terminal to stop it.
Every time after that
git checkout main
git pull
npm run dev
Pulling first matters — otherwise you're building on an old copy of the world.
Finding your way around
- Drag to turn the world
- Scroll or pinch to zoom
- Right-click drag, or the move tool in the top left, to slide the view
- The tree button puts everything back where it started
- The
? button explains all this inside the app
Adding your thing
The full rules are in AGENTS.md — most AI coding tools read
that automatically, so you may be able to just say "add mountains behind the
pond" and let it work.
The short version:
- Pull the latest
main first.
- One new file in
src/world/elements/, named after the thing.
- Add one line to
src/world/elements/index.ts.
- Don't touch anyone else's file.
- Make a branch, commit, push, open a pull request, send Amber the preview
link. Never push to
main.
If your change doesn't appear, reload the page properly — 3D geometry often
doesn't hot-reload.
House rules
- No secrets, API keys or passwords, ever
- No photos of people without their OK
- Keep elements light — people open this on their phones
- Amber reviews and merges everything
