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Anatomy

Anatomy guides coding agents to turn technical concepts into interactive isometric figures using an included SVG/WebGL drawing kit, geometry audits and standalone HTML or React output.

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Figures use inspectable geometry and a shared model for motion and readouts, rather than flattened images. It targets mechanisms rather than charts or exact maps. Detailed builds can take long sessions; true-3D mode is beta and shaders require WebGL. Data handling depends on the coding agent; browser checks run trusted pages with local-file access, and optional gallery publishing makes source public.

Access and pricing

Free MIT skill and drawing kit; a compatible coding agent and its model quota or subscription are separate. Builds need Node.js 20.10+ and browser checks need Chrome or Chromium. The documented skills CLI 1.7.1 installer needs Node.js 22.20+; ZIP/git installation is also available. React is needed only for React output.

Verification notes

Official repository, source examples, October 12 v1.1.0 release and October 18 printable-figure update on main checked on 2026-10-19. Source review only; visual quality, speed and browser behavior were not independently tested.

Review scope: official-source desk review. This is not a hands-on performance test or endorsement.

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