Talos3D

AI-native 3D platform

Ship geometry that agents can actually work with.

Talos3D keeps authored entities, commands, relationships, and capability metadata as first-class model concepts. Instead of asking AI to infer intent from triangle soup, it exposes a platform that is inspectable, automatable, and extensible by design.

Authored model Capability packs MCP-first
Explore the repo Read the model API 
cargo run --features model-api

# MCP over HTTP
http://127.0.0.1:24842/mcp

# same command substrate
list_entities
invoke_command
set_entity_property
Rust + Bevy + MCP

Source of truth

Authored geometry first

Meshes, previews, highlights, and caches are derived artifacts. The actual model keeps domain meaning visible to both users and tooling.

Extension boundary

Capabilities, not silos

Modeling, architecture, terrain, and future domains compose on the same platform contracts, which keeps open, private, and commercial extensions viable.

Command surface

One behavior model

UI actions, shortcuts, automation, tests, and agents all drive the same commands and history instead of separate hidden pathways.

Featured interface

MCP is part of the product surface.

Talos3D exposes a structured Model Context Protocol endpoint so external clients can inspect entities, discover commands, capture screenshots, and apply authored edits through a public, documented interface.

Inspect

  • list_entities
  • get_entity_details
  • model_summary

Edit

  • create_entity
  • transform_entities
  • set_entity_property

Operate

  • list_commands
  • invoke_command
  • take_screenshot

For developers

Built for people who want real seams in the platform.

The public codebase already includes a Rust + Bevy core, capability-based setup registration, modeling primitives, architectural elements, terrain, semantic summaries, and an MCP-backed model API. It is open source and intentionally AI-friendly.

Current scope

Primitives, transforms, groups, face editing, walls, openings, terrain, snapshots.

Integration story

HTTP or stdio MCP, stable capability API, public docs, one command substrate.

Commercial posture

Open platform core with room for private packs, domain kits, and hosted tooling later.