Pipeline
The agent runs as a cloud-side proxy over your Git remotes, package registries and artifact buckets. Nothing is mirrored blindly — each event is normalised into a typed record before it enters the graph.
Duplicate modules, forked utilities and orphaned assets collapse into a single canonical graph. Conflicts are surfaced as reviewable diffs instead of silent overwrites.
The graph is cut along dependency seams into fragments sized for parallel compilation and streaming delivery. Cuts are deterministic, so two runs on the same input produce identical fragments.
Every fragment carries beacons: domain, level of detail, target platform, licence and lifecycle state. Downstream builds read the beacons rather than bespoke configuration.
Tagged fragments compile into scene graphs, meshes and metadata, then ship to your engine target or straight to a WebGL viewer for review.