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Skills/DGREENHECK/WEBGPU CLAUDE SKILL

dgreenheck/webgpu-claude-skill

1 skill · 596 installs · 981 stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/dgreenheck/webgpu-claude-skill

Skills in this repo

1Webgpu Threejs Tslwebgpu-threejs-tsl is an agent skill that teaches solo builders how to author Three.js TSL compute shaders for WebGPU without subtle bugs that only show up on the GPU. It focuses on a common footgun: TSL can intercept property assignments on shader nodes, but it cannot track ordinary JavaScript variable reassignment inside conditional blocks, so updates like value = value.add(1.0) never reach the buffer write. The skill is for indie developers shipping 3D web apps, visualizations, or game-like experiences who want JavaScript-accessible compute instead of maintaining separate WGSL pipelines. Use it when you are wiring Fn().compute() passes, mutating vec3 nodes, or updating storage buffers from agent-generated shader code. It matters because GPU kernels fail quietly—your draw path looks fine while simulation data stays stale. The readme pairs correct patterns (result.y = limit, buffer.element(i).assign) with explicit anti-patterns so agents stop generating plausible-but-broken TSL.596installs