Distribution plan

Launch with the visible transformation, not a generic “built with an API” message: one prompt becomes two concepts, a human approves the direction, and the approved design becomes a textured, rigged character with Idle, Walk, and Run in a playable browser scene. The primary package pairs the polished walkthrough at meshy.symbaiex.com/video with the live app, open-source repository, and technical tutorial. It launches on LinkedIn and X first, then in the Meshy Discord and selected game-dev, Three.js/WebGL, and Indie Hackers communities with each community’s self-promotion rules checked before posting.

The hook changes by audience. Game developers see the prototype-speed story and downloadable animated GLB; 3D artists see the concept and geometry approval gates plus the A-pose constraints that improve rigging; web developers see durable orchestration, same-origin credential handling, signed-asset delivery, and hot-loading through React Three Fiber. A technical follow-up one or two days later shares the implementation lessons—why approval gates sit before paid work, why task-creation POSTs are not blindly retried, and how completed geometry survives a later rigging failure—then asks what developers would add next. That feedback becomes the next documentation and product iteration rather than ending the launch after one post.