Add a ✨ tune button that lets an LLM inspect the proposed
visualization and tweak the proc-song knobs so the next generation
looks better. Edits only the 7 songbank params (bpm, brightness,
noise, noiseColour, dynamics, transition, arrangement) — never the
Look — then re-synthesizes and re-generates locally for preview.
- ai + @ai-sdk/openai + zod (library per plan) against the Vercel AI
Gateway (OpenAI-compatible, configurable via
VITE_AI_GATEWAY_URL/MODEL/API_KEY, localStorage override,
.env.example).
- Structured output (TweakResultSchema) + clampEdits enforces ranges;
prompt ≤ ~2.5k tokens, max 2-3 knobs ±0.15 / bpm ±8.
- Budget caps: 3/load + 10/session (sessionStorage), checked before
network, NO_EDITS refunded, offline/auth/rate-limit mapped.
- Prompt split into src/llm/spec.js (pure, node-testable) + llmTweak.js
(gateway + digest) to keep `node --test` off the Vite JSON path.
- UI: ⚙️ gateway/model/key dialog (localStorage flow-state:llm),
confirm(prompt) with hint, diff modal with Apply/Dismiss; Apply
synthesizes → FeatureTrack → generateLook → Show.useTrack.
- Tests: 7 new LLM cases (clamp, schema, prompt, budget), 18/18 pass.
Build + lint:scenes green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Firefox on Linux exposes VideoEncoder but reports every avc1.* config as
unsupported (OpenH264 is decode-only), so pickVideoConfig returned null and
export threw "no supported H.264 configuration found". Probe VP9/AV1 families
after H.264 and pick the first profile that isConfigSupported and does not
reorder (B-frame) — same 12-frame ordering test. Map the chosen family to
mp4-muxer's video codec (avc/vp9/av1).
Before any rendering, probe the codec for the chosen preset and show a
modal when we fell off H.264 onto a software VP9/AV1 path — that's what the
user felt as "super slow". The modal names the codec, explains render vs
encode cost, suggests Chromium/Chrome for hardware H.264 (or 720p/lower
preset), and offers Continue anyway / Cancel (Esc/backdrop also cancel) plus
"Don't warn again this session". Injected pick is threaded through
Exporter.export({ videoPick }) and exportSegment so we don't probe twice.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Engine core: Timeline (fixed dt, audio-mastered in realtime), seeded Rng,
Renderer, Layer/ShaderLayer/SceneLayer, Compositor with blend modes,
feedback and post chain.
Shader scenes are compiled against a fixed uniform contract and define only
`vec4 scene(vec2 uv, vec2 p)`, so adding a scene costs a shader plus a
params block. Deep Nebula ported from party-stage as the first one.
Gate passes, 7/7 in checks.html:
- 300 frames rendered twice are bit-identical
- a fresh Engine reproduces the same frames
- simulated dropped frames change nothing (proves dt is fixed)
- seek matches sequential playback
- 320x180 vs 1280x720 agree within 0.010 (limit 0.06)
- seeded rng reproducible, forked streams independent
- compositor reset clears feedback history
Static gates: no wall-clock or unseeded randomness in deterministic
directories; scene schemas and shader sources agree in both directions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
