Add shared core-backed React and browser runtimes, continuous playback transitions, export previews and API documentation. Package the JavaScript export as a CDN-powered demo with the portable avatar definition.
- add the v1 AvatarDefinition schema, bounded parser, strict validation, semantic catalog, pure geometry, scene generation, and deterministic playback to @bible-strong/avatar-core
- add the React 19 renderer with semantic controls, SSR-safe embedded/floating layouts, direct frame updates, pointer and keyboard movement, constraints, callbacks, and accessible controls
- add real tarball packaging and a clean React/Vite consumer using the exported Strobi definition
- add Studio semantic-key authoring, runtime readiness, JSON download/copy, bundled-key recovery, concise errors, targeted local-project clearing, npm guidance, syntax highlighting, and a runnable package preview
- preserve the historical ZIP and Studio project exports, regenerate the standalone engine, and synchronize English, French, and Simplified Chinese copy
- add focused contract, playback, renderer, interaction, persistence, export, and localization coverage
- archive the completed runtime and semantic-curation specs, retain the Vite performance draft, and record the engineering session in TIMELOG.md
Validation:
- pnpm check: 19 test files, 162 tests, typecheck, engine freshness, package builds, and Studio production build passed
- npm pack dry runs: 30 core files and 10 React files
- package smoke: real tarballs installed, typechecked, and built outside the workspace
- browser checks: semantic playback, embedded/floating render, drag, mobile overflow, runtime export recovery, formatted copy, syntax colors, and live package preview
Publication remains disabled: both packages stay private and AGPL-3.0-only pending licensing and repository metadata approval. Vue and Angular adapters remain deferred.
Add distribution metadata, Strobi app icons, CI, and comprehensive documentation. Migrate the project to pnpm and reorganize the Studio into domain-focused modules and components.
