Platinum Nexus — forty nodes, one gold bus
Platinum Nexus is a live flow graph for a multi-agent run. Eight sources — a brief, feeds, constraints, a budget, prior runs, a vector cache — fan out across a vertical gold context bus into scouts, tools, analysts, a risk governor and an executor, and finally into the stores that remember everything. Around 280 bezier wires tie the ports together, and bright packets race along them as work moves through the desk.
Real WebGL, not a picture
- Every wire is Three.js. The curves, the travelling packets, the port dots and the pulsing bus are rendered on the GPU. The node cards are HTML laid into a CSS 3D layer that shares the exact WebGL camera, so they stay pinned to their wires.
- Drag to tilt and orbit 360°. The five columns sit at different depths, so the tangle opens up into a real 3D volume when you turn it. Double-click to reset. Otherwise the graph stays still — only the data moves.
- Hover to trace. Point at any node and its wires light up in gold while the rest of the graph dims.
The run underneath
The strip below the graph tells one 40-hour run in a 30-second loop: an AETumi event log with host status, a market ledger with an exposure radar, an events-per-second counter with drawdown and recovery stats, and a net-after-costs gauge. Each event flashes the node that produced it and drops a label onto its wire. Every figure is an illustrative simulation — not a real system, and not trading or financial advice.
Make it yours
Use the ⚙ button to switch between seven themes and to tune packet speed, active wires, packet size, 3D depth and zoom; settings are saved in your browser. All text and numbers come from one JSON file. Designed and built by AETumi Corp — explore more Three.js and WebGL templates at aetumi.app/threejs, and see also Aurelian Synapse, Helios Crucible and Intelligence Router.