berkantay/gpucanvas

Put thousands of live DOM nodes on an infinite canvas: the GPU draws them, an editor selects, moves and resizes them, shaders and transitions run on them, and an AI agent can read them and point at them.

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Put thousands of live DOM nodes on an infinite canvas: the GPU draws them, an editor selects, moves and resizes them, shaders and transitions run on them, and an AI agent can read them and point at them. The same session on both sides: 5,000 live React screens, the same camera path, a message typed and sent. Left, every screen is plain DOM under a CSS transform. Right, gpucanvas. Recorded in Chrome on a MacBook Pro; the frame rates are measured live in each run. Run it yourself in the live demo. pass. Pan and zoom never touch the DOM, and clicks, typing and state still reach the real elements. or React component. Move and resize with snapping guides. shockwaves, glitch, VHS, or your own. filmstrip of its history. image of any region, for an AI agent to read and point at. GPU, while both stay live. follow the camera.…

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  1. gpucanvas
  2. Try it
  3. Editing
  4. Shader effects
  5. Snapshots
  6. Agent view
  7. Transitions
  8. Marks
  9. Run the demo
  10. Releases
  11. How it works
  12. Measured (M-series Mac, Chrome 157, 1600 x 900 window, DPR 1)

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What this repository does

Put thousands of live DOM nodes on an infinite canvas: the GPU draws them, an editor selects, moves and resizes them, shaders and transitions run on them, and an AI agent can read them and point at them.

Repository facts

Owner
berkantay
Primary language
TypeScript
Stars
298
Forks
21
Open issues + pull requests
0
License
MIT
Archived
No
Default branch
main
Created
2026-11-12T23:19:42.000Z
Last push
2026-11-14T11:36:06.000Z

Topics and intended use

Owner-supplied topics: ai-agents, canvas, design-tools, editor, html-in-canvas, infinite-canvas, react, shaders, transitions, typescript, webgpu, wgsl

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