Our best products have been exports of internal technology we gain strong conviction in.

@matinotfound and team have been shipping extraordinary WebGPU creative productions, and now http://vgpu.sh is here.

It’s a fully agent-native devtool: it was designed for agents, not humans alone. Much like 𝚊𝚐𝚎𝚗𝚝-𝚋𝚛𝚘𝚠𝚜𝚎𝚛, it’s part of a new exciting generation of tools to serve the new world.

vgpu

Source: https://vgpu.sh/

One shader. Render everywhere.

Use the same shader in the browser and headless Node.js. Make it interactive, render it at any resolution, turn it into video, or run tests on your CI.

Webinteractive · canvas

Imagepng · 8192 × 4608

Videomp4 · 60 fps

CIheadless · artifact

CI runs the render test, compiles the shader, renders a headless frame, compares the snapshot, and passes.

Shader code that scales.

Import and export WGSL like TypeScript. vgpu resolves the module graph, reflects bindings, removes unused declarations, and emits compact shader source at build time.

The CLI guides your agent.

The docs, examples, validation tools, and runtime diagnostics are accesible from the CLI. Everything starts withnpx vgpu

Explore the Docs

Building agent tooling? Read thevgpu Examples API referenceor inspect itsOpenAPI 3.1 description.

Vercel (@vercel): We built https://t.co/ESOyv3KDeM to ship shaders on https://t.co/pLuAOUwBOE. Now it’s open source.

▪︎ Minimal agent-first WebGPU library ▪︎ Run in the browser or headless Node.js ▪︎ Render in CPU sandboxes and CI tests ▪︎ Create reusable .wgsl modules