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MCP protocol integration with 3DGS rendering pipeline: Agent-controlled Three.js/WebGPU rendering, voice-driven scene reconstruction, real-time parameter manipulation, light tracing backend. Use when: MCP rendering, agent-controlled 3DGS, voice-driven reconstruction, real-time 3DGS editing, Three.js 3DGS, WebGPU Gaussian splatting, interactive rendering control, speech-to-3D, light tracing, HiGS accelerated rendering.

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3DGS MCP Renderer — Agent-3DGS Interaction via MCP Protocol

Prototype specification for integrating MCP (Model Context Protocol) with 3DGS rendering pipelines, enabling AI Agents to directly manipulate Three.js/3DGS rendering parameters and achieve voice-driven 3D scene reconstruction.

Architecture

┌─────────────┐     ┌─────────────┐     ┌──────────────────┐     ┌──────────────────┐
│ Voice/Text  │────▶│   Agent     │────▶│  MCP Server      │────▶│  3DGS Renderer   │
│ (Whisper/   │     │ (Claude/    │     │  (Node.js/       │     │  (Three.js/      │
│  Prompt)    │     │  TeleClaw)  │     │   Python)        │     │   WebGPU/HiGS/   │
│             │◀────│             │◀────│                  │◀────│   DDF-GS)        │
└─────────────┘     └─────────────┘     └──────────────────┘     └──────────────────┘
                        │                      │                       │
                        │  Tool calls          │  WebSocket/HTTP       │  WebGL/WebGPU/
                        │  (MCP protocol)       │  transport            │  HiGS/DDF-GS

Spec-First Sculpting Pipeline (v0.9.0)

Design inspiration: img2threejs (GitHub: img2threejs/img2threejs) — open-source AI Skill that converts a single image into an interactive Three.js 3D model via a stage-gated sculpting pipeline. We borrow two core principles: (1) spec-first — define quality criteria and component hierarchy before any rendering; (2) stage-gated sculpting — progressive refinement with acceptance checks at each stage.

Why Spec-First for MCP Rendering?

The original MCP pipeline was reactive: user issues a voice command → agent maps to a tool → render → verify. This works for single-step edits but fails for complex scene construction because:

No upfront quality criteria → agent cannot self-assess before rendering
No stage gates → errors compound across steps (bad camera → bad selection → bad edit)
No component hierarchy → edits are flat, no part-level control

The fix: Introduce a define_scene_spec tool that runs before any sculpting/editing tools. This produces a machine-readable Object Spec that subsequent tools reference as acceptance criteria.

The 6-Stage Sculpting Pipeline

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                    SPEC-FIRST SCULPTING                      │
│                                                             │
│  ┌──────────────┐                                           │
│  │ define_scene │  ← Object Spec: component hierarchy,      │
│  │ _spec        │    material system, quality criteria      │
│  └──────┬───────┘                                           │
│         │                                                   │
│         ▼                                                   │
│  Stage 1: blockout    → Bounding boxes, camera framing     │
│         │  gate: bbox coverage ≥ spec.target_coverage?      │
│         ▼                                                   │
│  Stage 2: structural  → Part decomposition, hierarchy      │
│         │  gate: part count & nesting matches spec?         │
│         ▼                                                   │
│  Stage 3: form        → Gaussian density/scale/rotation     │
│         │  gate: PSNR estimate ≥ spec.min_psnr?             │
│         ▼                                                   │
│  Stage 4: material    → PBR/SH assignment per part         │
│         │  gate: material count per part matches spec?      │
│         ▼                                                   │
│  Stage 5: surface     → Normal consistency, thin structures │
│         │  gate: normal consistency score ≥ spec.threshold? │
│         ▼                                                   │
│  Stage 6: lighting    → Environment, shadows, AO           │
│            gate: render quality score ≥ spec.target_score?  │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Each stage is an MCP tool call. The agent renders a frame after each stage, evaluates against the gate, and either advances or retries. This mirrors img2threejs's blockout → structural → form → material → surface → lighting flow.

Gate Evaluation Protocol

For each stage gate, the agent follows this protocol:

1. Execute stage tool (e.g., sculpt_form with parameters)
2. Call render_frame() to get current visual state
3. Call query_scene(query_type="stats") to get quantitative metrics
4. Compare metrics against spec gate criteria
5. If pass → advance to next stage
6. If fail → adjust parameters and retry (max 3 attempts)
7. If 3 failures → report to user with diagnostic info

Voice-Driven Sculpting Example

Loaded on demand — See mcp-tools-spec.md for the full voice-driven sculpting example (desk scene with 8-step agent pipeline).

Code-First Rendering Philosophy (v0.9.0)

Design inspiration: img2threejs outputs pure Three.js code (not GLB/OBJ/PLY), making every model fully editable, version-controllable, and lightweight. We adopt this philosophy for 3DGS scene export.

Traditional 3DGS Export vs Code-First Export

Aspect	Traditional (.ply/.splat)	Code-First (.js + .splat)
Editability	Binary blob, hard to edit	Source code, any field adjustable
Version control	Binary diff, no merge	Text diff, git-friendly
File size	Full Gaussian set (MB-GB)	Code skeleton (KB) + compressed splat data
Scene composition	Single flat Gaussian cloud	Hierarchical code with part-level control
Interaction logic	Must be added externally	Embedded in code
3DGS data	All in one file	Separate .splat file loaded by code
Procedural elements	Not supported	Parametric geometry in code (e.g., desk surface = PlaneGeometry)

Hybrid: Procedural Code + 3DGS Splatting

The key insight: not everything needs to be Gaussians. For a desk scene:

Desk surface → procedural BoxGeometry in code (simple, editable, lightweight)
Monitor screen texture → procedural MeshStandardMaterial (or 3DGS if view-dependent)
Complex organic objects → 3DGS splatting data (where procedural code can't compete)

Loaded on demand — See code-first-examples.md for hybrid export code examples.

When to Use Code-First vs Pure Splat

Scene Element	Recommendation	Why
Flat surfaces (walls, floors, desks)	Procedural code	Simple, editable, tiny file size
Parametric objects (cabinets, shelves)	Procedural code	Adjust dimensions in code
Organic objects (plants, food, fabric)	3DGS splat	Can't match quality procedurally
View-dependent surfaces (screens, mirrors)	3DGS splat	SH coefficients capture view dependence
Articulated parts (joints, hinges)	Procedural code	Joint parameters are explicit in code
Mixed scenes (most real cases)	Hybrid code + splat	Best of both worlds

SLAT Connection

The code-first approach connects to SLAT (see ../../references/slat-unified-representation.md): the structured latent's voxel grid naturally maps to a procedural geometry skeleton, while the per-voxel features decode to 3DGS splatting for complex regions. SLAT encode → hierarchical decode: simple voxels → procedural code, complex voxels → 3DGS splats.

SLAT Latent Editing (v1.0.0)

Theoretical basis: SLAT (Structured Latent Aggregation Transform) — see ../../references/slat-unified-representation.md. A scene is encoded into a compact structured latent (a voxel grid over the scene, each voxel aggregating local Gaussian features), edited in latent space, then re-decoded back to a Gaussian set. This lets the agent manipulate entire semantic regions with a single operation, independent of per-Gaussian IDs.

Encoding: Scene → Structured Latent

encode_scene_slatent voxelizes the active scene into a regular grid (voxel_size, default 1.0), assigning each Gaussian to a voxel by position. Each voxel stores an aggregated feature vector (mean position, mean scale, mean color, mean opacity, size, plus optional weighted semantic/part labels). The result is a slat_id referencing an in-memory snapshot with an encode_loss (reconstruction RMSE), letting the agent judge fidelity before editing.

Editing in Latent Space

edit_scene_latent applies a LatentEditOp to voxels matched by a LatentSelector (by voxel ids, a spatial box, or a part name — substring, case-insensitive). Seven operations are supported:

Op	Fields	Effect
`translate`	`delta: Vec3`	Move matched voxels (and their Gaussians) by a vector
`scale`	`factor: number`, `origin: Vec3`	Scale voxel positions relative to an origin
`rotate`	`angleDeg: number`, `axis: Vec3`, `origin: Vec3`	Rotate voxels around an axis (degrees)
`recolor`	`color: Vec3`, `mix: number`	Blend matched voxels' colors toward a target
`opacity`	`opacity: number`, `mode`	Set or scale opacity (mode `set`/`scale`)
`smooth`	`iterations: number`, `strength: number`	Smooth feature positions/colors by averaging neighbors
`delete`	`target: "voxel"`	Remove all Gaussians in matched voxels

Schema vs core naming: the MCP JSON schema uses snake_case (angle_deg); the internal LatentEditOp uses camelCase (angleDeg). Handlers convert at the boundary. Library/test callers use camelCase directly.

Safety gate: edit_scene_latent computes affected_gaussians; if this exceeds 10% of the scene, the edit is rejected unless confirm=true. This reuses the project-wide 10% safety rule.

Apply to scene: with apply_to_scene=true (default) the edit is re-decoded and broadcast to the renderer via modify_gaussians; with false it only updates the in-memory snapshot, so the agent can preview/cancel before committing.

Decoding: Latent → Scene

Decoding rebuilds the Gaussian set: matched voxels are re-instantiated from edited features, untouched voxels keep their original Gaussians. delete removes the affected Gaussians entirely.

Voice-Driven SLAT Example

Loaded on demand — See mcp-tools-spec.md for full SLAT voice examples ("encode the scene", "move the cluster left", "scale the group up", etc.).

Cross-Scene Latent Transfer & Interpolation (v1.1.0)

v1.1 extends SLAT beyond a single scene. A latent edit computed on one scene (source) can now be transferred to another scene (target), or the two scenes can be interpolated in latent space. Both operations rely on a spatial correspondence built over the voxel grids.

Correspondence: Voxel Grid Matching

Both operations build a voxel grid over the source scene (cell size = match_radius) via buildVoxelGrid, then for each target voxel find the nearest source voxel within match_radius (nearestVoxel, 3×3×3 neighborhood search). The resulting pairs carry the relative changes across scenes.

Transferring a Latent Edit

transfer_scene_edit re-applies a LatentEditOp from source to target as a relative change:

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name: 3dgs-mcp-renderer
description: "MCP protocol integration with 3DGS rendering pipeline: Agent-controlled Three.js/WebGPU rendering, voice-driven scene reconstruction, real-time parameter manipulation, light tracing backend. Use when: MCP rendering, agent-controlled 3DGS, voice-driven reconstruction, real-time 3DGS editing, Three.js 3DGS, WebGPU Gaussian splatting, interactive rendering control, speech-to-3D, light tracing, HiGS accelerated rendering."
license: Apache-2.0
metadata:
  version: "1.1.0"
  author: jaccen
  tags: ["mcp", "3dgs", "gaussian-splatting", "rendering", "three.js", "webgpu", "voice", "agent", "interactive", "spec-first", "sculpting", "code-first", "slat", "latent-editing"]
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---
name: 3dgs-mcp-renderer
description: "MCP protocol integration with 3DGS rendering pipeline: Agent-controlled Three.js/WebGPU rendering, voice-driven scene reconstruction, real-time parameter manipulation, light tracing backend. Use when: MCP rendering, agent-controlled 3DGS, voice-driven reconstruction, real-time 3DGS editing, Three.js 3DGS, WebGPU Gaussian splatting, interactive rendering control, speech-to-3D, light tracing, HiGS accelerated rendering."
license: Apache-2.0
metadata:
  version: "1.1.0"
  author: jaccen
  tags: ["mcp", "3dgs", "gaussian-splatting", "rendering", "three.js", "webgpu", "voice", "agent", "interactive", "spec-first", "sculpting", "code-first", "slat", "latent-editing"]
  disable-model-invocation: true
  user-invocable: true
---

# 3DGS MCP Renderer — Agent-3DGS Interaction via MCP Protocol

Prototype specification for integrating MCP (Model Context Protocol) with 3DGS rendering pipelines, enabling AI Agents to directly manipulate Three.js/3DGS rendering parameters and achieve voice-driven 3D scene reconstruction.

## Architecture

```
┌─────────────┐     ┌─────────────┐     ┌──────────────────┐     ┌──────────────────┐
│ Voice/Text  │────▶│   Agent     │────▶│  MCP Server      │────▶│  3DGS Renderer   │
│ (Whisper/   │     │ (Claude/    │     │  (Node.js/       │     │  (Three.js/      │
│  Prompt)    │     │  TeleClaw)  │     │   Python)        │     │   WebGPU/HiGS/   │
│             │◀────│             │◀────│                  │◀────│   DDF-GS)        │
└─────────────┘     └─────────────┘     └──────────────────┘     └──────────────────┘
                        │                      │                       │
                        │  Tool calls          │  WebSocket/HTTP       │  WebGL/WebGPU/
                        │  (MCP protocol)       │  transport            │  HiGS/DDF-GS
```

## Spec-First Sculpting Pipeline (v0.9.0)

> **Design inspiration**: img2threejs (GitHub: img2threejs/img2threejs) — open-source AI Skill that converts a single image into an interactive Three.js 3D model via a stage-gated sculpting pipeline. We borrow two core principles: (1) **spec-first** — define quality criteria and component hierarchy before any rendering; (2) **stage-gated sculpting** — progressive refinement with acceptance checks at each stage.

### Why Spec-First for MCP Rendering?

The original MCP pipeline was **reactive**: user issues a voice command → agent maps to a tool → render → verify. This works for single-step edits but fails for complex scene construction because:

- No upfront quality criteria → agent cannot self-assess before rendering
- No stage gates → errors compound across steps (bad camera → bad selection → bad edit)
- No component hierarchy → edits are flat, no part-level control

**The fix**: Introduce a `define_scene_spec` tool that runs *before* any sculpting/editing tools. This produces a machine-readable Object Spec that subsequent tools reference as acceptance criteria.

### The 6-Stage Sculpting Pipeline

```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                    SPEC-FIRST SCULPTING                      │
│                                                             │
│  ┌──────────────┐                                           │
│  │ define_scene │  ← Object Spec: component hierarchy,      │
│  │ _spec        │    material system, quality criteria      │
│  └──────┬───────┘                                           │
│         │                                                   │
│         ▼                                                   │
│  Stage 1: blockout    → Bounding boxes, camera framing     │
│         │  gate: bbox coverage ≥ spec.target_coverage?      │
│         ▼                                                   │
│  Stage 2: structural  → Part decomposition, hierarchy      │
│         │  gate: part count & nesting matches spec?         │
│         ▼                                                   │
│  Stage 3: form        → Gaussian density/scale/rotation     │
│         │  gate: PSNR estimate ≥ spec.min_psnr?             │
│         ▼                                                   │
│  Stage 4: material    → PBR/SH assignment per part         │
│         │  gate: material count per part matches spec?      │
│         ▼                                                   │
│  Stage 5: surface     → Normal consistency, thin structures │
│         │  gate: normal consistency score ≥ spec.threshold? │
│         ▼                                                   │
│  Stage 6: lighting    → Environment, shadows, AO           │
│            gate: render quality score ≥ spec.target_score?  │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```

Each stage is an MCP tool call. The agent renders a frame after each stage, evaluates against the gate, and either advances or retries. This mirrors img2threejs's `blockout → structural → form → material → surface → lighting` flow.

### Gate Evaluation Protocol

For each stage gate, the agent follows this protocol:

```
1. Execute stage tool (e.g., sculpt_form with parameters)
2. Call render_frame() to get current visual state
3. Call query_scene(query_type="stats") to get quantitative metrics
4. Compare metrics against spec gate criteria
5. If pass → advance to next stage
6. If fail → adjust parameters and retry (max 3 attempts)
7. If 3 failures → report to user with diagnostic info
```

### Voice-Driven Sculpting Example

> **Loaded on demand** — See [mcp-tools-spec.md](references/mcp-tools-spec.md) for the full voice-driven sculpting example (desk scene with 8-step agent pipeline).

## Code-First Rendering Philosophy (v0.9.0)

> **Design inspiration**: img2threejs outputs pure Three.js code (not GLB/OBJ/PLY), making every model fully editable, version-controllable, and lightweight. We adopt this philosophy for 3DGS scene export.

### Traditional 3DGS Export vs Code-First Export

| Aspect | Traditional (.ply/.splat) | Code-First (.js + .splat) |
|--------|--------------------------|--------------------------|
| Editability | Binary blob, hard to edit | Source code, any field adjustable |
| Version control | Binary diff, no merge | Text diff, git-friendly |
| File size | Full Gaussian set (MB-GB) | Code skeleton (KB) + compressed splat data |
| Scene composition | Single flat Gaussian cloud | Hierarchical code with part-level control |
| Interaction logic | Must be added externally | Embedded in code |
| 3DGS data | All in one file | Separate .splat file loaded by code |
| Procedural elements | Not supported | Parametric geometry in code (e.g., desk surface = PlaneGeometry) |

### Hybrid: Procedural Code + 3DGS Splatting

The key insight: **not everything needs to be Gaussians**. For a desk scene:
- Desk surface → procedural `BoxGeometry` in code (simple, editable, lightweight)
- Monitor screen texture → procedural `MeshStandardMaterial` (or 3DGS if view-dependent)
- Complex organic objects → 3DGS splatting data (where procedural code can't compete)

> **Loaded on demand** — See [code-first-examples.md](references/code-first-examples.md) for hybrid export code examples.

### When to Use Code-First vs Pure Splat

| Scene Element | Recommendation | Why |
|--------------|---------------|-----|
| Flat surfaces (walls, floors, desks) | Procedural code | Simple, editable, tiny file size |
| Parametric objects (cabinets, shelves) | Procedural code | Adjust dimensions in code |
| Organic objects (plants, food, fabric) | 3DGS splat | Can't match quality procedurally |
| View-dependent surfaces (screens, mirrors) | 3DGS splat | SH coefficients capture view dependence |
| Articulated parts (joints, hinges) | Procedural code | Joint parameters are explicit in code |
| Mixed scenes (most real cases) | Hybrid code + splat | Best of both worlds |

### SLAT Connection

The code-first approach connects to SLAT (see `../../references/slat-unified-representation.md`): the structured latent's voxel grid naturally maps to a procedural geometry skeleton, while the per-voxel features decode to 3DGS splatting for complex regions. **SLAT encode → hierarchical decode: simple voxels → procedural code, complex voxels → 3DGS splats.**

## SLAT Latent Editing (v1.0.0)

> **Theoretical basis**: SLAT (Structured Latent Aggregation Transform) — see `../../references/slat-unified-representation.md`. A scene is encoded into a compact structured latent (a voxel grid over the scene, each voxel aggregating local Gaussian features), edited in latent space, then re-decoded back to a Gaussian set. This lets the agent manipulate entire semantic regions with a single operation, independent of per-Gaussian IDs.

### Encoding: Scene → Structured Latent

`encode_scene_slatent` voxelizes the active scene into a regular grid (`voxel_size`, default 1.0), assigning each Gaussian to a voxel by position. Each voxel stores an aggregated feature vector (mean position, mean scale, mean color, mean opacity, size, plus optional weighted semantic/part labels). The result is a `slat_id` referencing an in-memory snapshot with an `encode_loss` (reconstruction RMSE), letting the agent judge fidelity before editing.

### Editing in Latent Space

`edit_scene_latent` applies a `LatentEditOp` to voxels matched by a `LatentSelector` (by voxel ids, a spatial box, or a part name — substring, case-insensitive). Seven operations are supported:

| Op | Fields | Effect |
|----|--------|--------|
| `translate` | `delta: Vec3` | Move matched voxels (and their Gaussians) by a vector |
| `scale` | `factor: number`, `origin: Vec3` | Scale voxel positions relative to an origin |
| `rotate` | `angleDeg: number`, `axis: Vec3`, `origin: Vec3` | Rotate voxels around an axis (degrees) |
| `recolor` | `color: Vec3`, `mix: number` | Blend matched voxels' colors toward a target |
| `opacity` | `opacity: number`, `mode` | Set or scale opacity (mode `set`/`scale`) |
| `smooth` | `iterations: number`, `strength: number` | Smooth feature positions/colors by averaging neighbors |
| `delete` | `target: "voxel"` | Remove all Gaussians in matched voxels |

**Schema vs core naming**: the MCP JSON schema uses snake_case (`angle_deg`); the internal `LatentEditOp` uses camelCase (`angleDeg`). Handlers convert at the boundary. Library/test callers use camelCase directly.

**Safety gate**: `edit_scene_latent` computes `affected_gaussians`; if this exceeds 10% of the scene, the edit is rejected unless `confirm=true`. This reuses the project-wide 10% safety rule.

**Apply to scene**: with `apply_to_scene=true` (default) the edit is re-decoded and broadcast to the renderer via `modify_gaussians`; with `false` it only updates the in-memory snapshot, so the agent can preview/cancel before committing.

### Decoding: Latent → Scene

Decoding rebuilds the Gaussian set: matched voxels are re-instantiated from edited features, untouched voxels keep their original Gaussians. `delete` removes the affected Gaussians entirely.

### Voice-Driven SLAT Example

> **Loaded on demand** — See [mcp-tools-spec.md](references/mcp-tools-spec.md) for full SLAT voice examples ("encode the scene", "move the cluster left", "scale the group up", etc.).

## Cross-Scene Latent Transfer & Interpolation (v1.1.0)

v1.1 extends SLAT beyond a single scene. A latent edit computed on one scene (source) can now be **transferred** to another scene (target), or the two scenes can be **interpolated** in latent space. Both operations rely on a spatial correspondence built over the voxel grids.

### Correspondence: Voxel Grid Matching

Both operations build a voxel grid over the source scene (cell size = `match_radius`) via `buildVoxelGrid`, then for each target voxel find the nearest source voxel within `match_radius` (`nearestVoxel`, 3×3×3 neighborhood search). The resulting pairs carry the relative changes across scenes.

### Transferring a Latent Edit

`transfer_scene_edit` re-applies a `LatentEditOp` from source to target **as a relative change**:

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