neuralstock 0.1.0

Open, agent-native tooling for reproducible CC0 Blender assets

NeuralStock

NeuralStock is an open, agent-native registry of CC0 Blender assets. Every published asset pairs an editable .blend source with a validated GLB runtime artifact, semantic metadata, provenance, inspection results, and a reproducible build receipt.

The initial release is Room Zero: fifteen compatible assets that allow a human or coding agent to assemble a correctly scaled Three.js room without opening Blender or repairing geometry.

Read the project purpose and architecture for the mission and accepted system design.

Install the Python package

NeuralStock requires Python 3.12 or newer:

python -m pip install neuralstock

The default package validates, packages, and verifies local assets and static registries. Install the optional R2 adapter only when a trusted publisher needs Cloudflare R2 access:

python -m pip install 'neuralstock[r2]'

Command line

The package installs the neuralstock command:

neuralstock --version
neuralstock validate --schema asset.intent ./asset.intent.json
neuralstock sha256 --json ./asset.intent.json
neuralstock release verify --root ./neuralstock-release
neuralstock r2 plan --root ./neuralstock-release

Run neuralstock <command> --help for every option. r2 plan is read-only; r2 sync additionally requires the r2 extra, explicitly scoped credentials, bucket, and endpoint URL.

Python API

Version 0.1 exposes canonical endpoint constants and immutable snapshot URL construction from the top-level package:

from neuralstock import (
    CANONICAL_REGISTRY_URL,
    DISCOVERY_URL,
    SCHEMA_ORIGIN,
    registry_snapshot_url,
)

revision = "0123456789abcdef" * 4
immutable_registry = registry_snapshot_url(revision)

registry_snapshot_url accepts only a 64-character lowercase SHA-256 revision. The wheel bundles the v0.2 JSON Schemas, web-v1 profile, typing marker, and the pinned glTF validation tool, so validation does not depend on fetching schemas over the network.

Status

The Room Zero v0.1 pilot is release-verified and published to the neuralstock-public Cloudflare R2 bucket. The active public artifact origin is https://assets.neuralstock.ai, r2.dev access is disabled, and the published Room Zero registry revision is a3e851194d092bf1a06452a62ae98ba8687462ea0cbca668a9b9cc2385768523. That deployment is the infrastructure rehearsal, not the canonical package release. Its owned v0.1 schema/profile keys are immutable historical contracts and cannot receive the complete standalone MIT notices added before rollout. The canonical graph therefore uses a fresh, create-only https://schemas.neuralstock.ai/v0.2/ namespace and matching v0.2 profile prefix. The migration requires a new verified 1.0.1 asset graph and registry revision while retaining every immutable 1.0.0 manifest, v0.1 contract byte, and exact CC0 attestation object; see the namespace decision. Joseph Nordqvist is recorded as the individual CC0 dedicator for every Room Zero asset, with ownership or control of the inputs and authority to make the dedication explicitly affirmed. The release includes:

• JSON Schema 2020-12 for the public contract;
• Python for validation, packaging, registry generation, and publishing;
• Blender 4.5 LTS in a pinned OCI image for source generation and export;
• GLB/glTF 2.0 as the runtime contract;
• TypeScript and Three.js for the reference consumer;
• immutable, content-addressed artifacts served directly from Cloudflare R2.

Room Zero contains exactly 15 coordinated assets, including seven bounded procedural generators. All runtime files pass the Khronos validator without errors or warnings, all accepted-source rebuilds are byte-reproducible, and the real-release browser suite passes at desktop and narrow widths.

The initial registry is a static downloadable snapshot. D1, Durable Objects, Queues, Workflows, Vectorize, and public hosted generation are deliberately deferred until the static pipeline proves useful.

The Cloudflare Pages project neuralstock has preview and production deployments. Its neuralstock.ai and www.neuralstock.ai custom domains are active. The reference site gives people a direct GLB, Blender source, and manifest download for each asset; those downloads come from the R2 origin and do not pass through Pages or a Worker.

Development

Prerequisites:

• Python 3.12+
• uv
• Node.js 22+ and pnpm 10+
• an OCI runtime for the pinned Blender build

Install and run the fast checks:

uv sync --extra dev
uv run pytest
uv run ruff check .
pnpm install
pnpm test

The root pnpm test command runs the fast suites in every checkout. When dist/release/registry.json exists, or NEURALSTOCK_RELEASE_DIR points to a release, it also runs the Room Zero Playwright suite against that real static release.

Inspect the CLI:

uv run neuralstock --help

Build and verify the complete collection from the versioned accepted sources:

tools/release-room-zero.sh

The optional independent-build gate and its deliberately narrow treatment of Blender serialization and lossless PNG encoding are documented in the reproducibility guide. The end-to-end build, local publication, browser verification, and optional R2 sync are documented in the release runbook.

Rollout and operations are governed by the governance policy, rollout plan, GitHub runbook, and operations runbook. The exact v0.1 promotion gates are in the release checklist, with durable evidence recorded under docs/releases/.

Generated Blender sources belong in work/; packaged outputs belong in dist/. Neither directory is committed. Reviewed catalog metadata remains in Git while content-addressed binaries are published separately.

Contributing and security

Before proposing an asset or software change, read the contribution guide. Report vulnerabilities through the private process in the security policy, not a public issue.

License

Repository-owned software is MIT licensed. Published asset content is dedicated under CC0-1.0 and must pass the provenance policy before publication. The asset licensing policy defines that boundary precisely; vendored and generated dependencies retain the terms listed in the third-party notices.