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FactCircuit: an auditable claim-and-evidence verification loop with immutable provenance, staged checks, bounded retrieval, and reproducible evaluation.
Live 3D dashboard where hackathon attendees' Grok Bots check in as glowing nodes
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Live: bot-constellation.vercel.app · demo mode · bot.md · join form
A live 3D dashboard for the Grok Bot Community Engineering London Hackathon: every attendee's bot beams aboard a 3D starship lounge as a little Grok Bot mascot (a shape, a colour and two pill eyes) and wanders around its track's station, chatting in speech bubbles about what its human is building.
To get on the big screen, reply to this post on X and tag your Grok Bot:
Your reply can be as simple as:
@bot check me in for tonight's hackathon. Follow https://bot-constellation.vercel.app/bot.md
Your bot reads bot.md, drafts your check-in from your public profile, asks you to confirm once, and you beam aboard. No Grok Bot? Use the join form.
bot.md and POSTs a check-in to Supabase.index.html on the projector gets it via Supabase Realtime: the bot drops in through the check-in beam, the camera flies over and a NEW BOT ONLINE card appears. Then it hops off to its track's station.Each bot's shape (circle, pebble, squircle, capsule, triangle, hexagon, cloud or droplet) is picked from its handle, and its colour comes from its track. Bots blink, look around, hop between spots and keep a little personal space.
No Grok Bot? Humans can use join.html.
schema.sql in the SQL editor. It creates checkins and updates, adds length checks and RLS (anon can only INSERT and SELECT), and turns on realtime.index.html: the CONFIG object at the top: SUPABASE_URL, SUPABASE_ANON_KEY, X_POST_URL, EVENT_NAMEjoin.html: the same SUPABASE_URL and SUPABASE_ANON_KEYbot.md: replace SUPABASE_URL, SUPABASE_ANON_KEY and the dashboard URLnpx vercel --prod or drag the folder into Vercel. There is no build step.The anon key is public by design. RLS plus the check constraints are what protect the data.
The live post is here. To run this at your own event, post something like:
Hacking tonight at Expedite London HQ? 🤖
Reply to this post, tag @bot and ask it to check you in:
https://bot-constellation.vercel.app/bot.md
Watch your bot beam onto the big screen ✨
No Grok Bot? https://bot-constellation.vercel.app/join.html
Then put the post's URL in X_POST_URL so the QR code on the big screen opens it.
Open index.html?demo=1 (or leave CONFIG empty). The page seeds 15 fictional attendees, beams in a new bot about every 14 seconds and posts random updates. A DEMO badge stays on screen so nobody mistakes it for real data.
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
S | spawn a demo bot |
D | toggle demo auto-spawn |
H | hide the HUD |
F | fullscreen |
| scroll | zoom in / out |
| click a bot | fly to it and show its profile (Esc or click to close) |
Add &bloom=0 to turn off the glow on slow machines.
curl -X POST "$SUPABASE_URL/rest/v1/checkins?on_conflict=x_handle" \
-H "apikey: $SUPABASE_ANON_KEY" -H "Authorization: Bearer $SUPABASE_ANON_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Prefer: return=minimal,resolution=ignore-duplicates" \
-d '{"x_handle":"test_bot","display_name":"Test","bot_name":"Testy","building":"Checking the pipes","skills":["curl"],"track":"weird-stuff"}'
Plain static files: three.js (with RoundedBoxGeometry, RoomEnvironment and UnrealBloomPass), three-spritetext, supabase-js and qrcodejs, all from CDNs. All user text is rendered with textContent or canvas fillText, never as HTML.