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open-bot-avatar is an open-source JSON specification and renderer for interactive agent avatars. An avatar definition contains one SVG path in a 100×100 coordinate box plus eye position, spacing, and scale; the renderer infers volume from the outline as stacked cross-sections, producing animated canvas frames, static SVGs, or an optional CSS 3D scene. Avatars can follow a pointer, look in a fixed direction, hold their gaze, display idle, thinking, or happy moods, and support color, depth, reduced-motion, and accessibility-label options. The project includes a browser mounting API, an editor for selecting, coloring, generating, and importing avatars, and a gallery of community definitions. It is distributed as a dependency-free package, is MIT licensed, and provides validation utilities and DOM, SVG, and frame-rendering APIs.
1 use taken from transcripts — each links to the moment in the video.
Gives AI agents a face with a little JSON. Define a shape and eye placement, and its renderer turns that into an animated character that follows your cursor or shows expressions, with an editor and avatar gallery.
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