X launch thread

1/ This character started as one sentence. Two concept directions, one human approval, then Meshy builds the geometry, rigs it, and prepares Idle, Walk, and Run—no manual 3D editor. Video: https://meshy.symbaiex.com/video

2/ The full flow: prompt or image → concept approval → image-to-3D → geometry approval → rig → rig approval → motion set approval → playable GLB in React Three Fiber.

3/ The approval gates are deliberate. A cheap concept step sits before expensive geometry, and every later paid stage waits for inspection. The pipeline does not guess when a person can make the better call.

4/ The run uses durable workflow orchestration. Completed steps persist, approval webhooks wait safely, and a refresh or redeploy reattaches to the existing run instead of recreating paid tasks.

5/ Nothing is a fake progress spinner. The developer view exposes the real Meshy endpoint, task ID, status, progress, sanitized request, and duration for each stage.

6/ A later failure does not erase useful work. If rigging rejects a mesh, the completed textured GLB remains available and the user can adjust from that checkpoint.

7/ Public users bring their own Meshy key. It is submitted only to same-origin server routes, validated server-side, and kept out of JavaScript-accessible browser storage and the client bundle.

8/ The integration walkthrough includes the real request builders, polling policy, approval flow, failure taxonomy, and asset-delivery boundary: https://meshy.symbaiex.com/kit/tutorial

9/ The complete app is open source if you want to fork the workflow or inspect the implementation: https://github.com/SYMBaiEX/meshy-pipeline

10/ Try it at https://meshy.symbaiex.com. What would you add to an approval-gated character pipeline next?