One living agent, six ways to wear it: from a glyph face riding your logo to a full 3D character with our living face on its skull. Every avatar is one portable JSON file. It runs in the browser, on your website, or fully on your own device — your AI, your keys, your machine.
Six styles below — glyphs to full 3D. Try them all live, free.
Every style has a real stage. Talk to it before you build it.
Each style has its own editor tuned to its character.
Your avatar seals into a single .alive.json — portable, yours. Four of the six styles do this today; each card says which.
Your website, our marketplace, the phone lane, or 100% on-device.
Same brain, same voice, same one-file law across the whole ladder. The style is the outfit — pick by taste, audience, and where it will live.
A living face made of colored characters — riding a robot, a logo, or drawing its own body. Retro-terminal cool, tiny footprint, perfect for developer brands and playful sites.
A crisp, full-body cartoon character built in a 7-step wizard — no art skills needed. Deterministic: your spec IS the character, forever reproducible.
No face at all — the transcript itself performs. Words stretch with the voice, pop on emphasis, drift and fade. The minimalist's avatar: two colors and a name.
A face of living pen strokes that never freezes — the ink itself breathes. Gallery-grade character work: 206 landmarks of hand-drawn craft per rig.
Our living overlay face — eyes, brows, lips, and a deep per-character dial set — mounted on any base image. This is the face our own cast wears, and it already works for real businesses.
Drop ANY humanoid VRM on the stage and it comes alive — body language, spoken gesture commands, stage lighting. Your model never leaves your machine. The living-face-on-3D skull is next through this door.
.vrm you already have; it stays in your browser’s own model library.
CreateNo seal door exists for this type. The estate can wear a live-vrm package and cannot yet make one — everything needed to write that door already ships, and nothing calls it in the sealing direction. The 3D Studio factory (photo or VRM in, NetShow character out) is operator-run today.
Browse living avatars, watch them wake on hover, take the file home. List your own creation.
One tag on any site — the embed configurator builds your snippet. Bring an old chatbot back to life.
Build a 100% offline agent: open-source brain + voice + your avatar. No internet, no meter, ever.
The same agent answering a real phone number — voice-first, avatar on the line page.
What a .alive.json is (and isn't), the five-step doctrine, recipes, and the developer SDK.
Meet the cast — characters don't have to be human.
Five surfaces landed on this docroot on 2026-08-05 and nothing pointed at them until this page did. Each is a candidate: served and working, carrying its own noindex, not yet promoted to the consumer front door.
One .nsv-agent-1.json becomes a wearing, captioned, talking agent — locally, $0. Six worked examples, one per engine. The two rungs that cannot wear yet refuse by name.
Your JSON, your two lines to paste, and the honest notes on where they work. Loading from your own site works today; loading line one from NetShow waits on a header, and the page says so.
You already have the face — or the body. A photo becomes a sealed package; a .vrm becomes a 3D body in your browser's own library. The photo route's lab is a crew door today.
Wear a sealed package and talk — free on the offline rule-based lane, or open the pass gate for a real billed voice turn. Kinetic, SVG and Hybrid are worn today.
Three JSON Schemas for what actually travels — joined agent, sealed package, face-lab handoff — plus nsv-validate.mjs, which recomputes the hashes a schema cannot check. /schemas/ has no directory index; the files are the door.
Each edit bay is tuned to what its style IS. The count is not one per style and this page will not pretend otherwise: SVG has two bays and Live VRM has two, while ASCII and Kinetic Typography have no editor at all — you get those styles by casting them from the menu or sealing them off a stage. Crew doors are labeled honestly; consumer doors are the roadmap.
| Door | What you edit there | Access today |
|---|---|---|
| Create Wizard | Birth a new SVG character — what, structure, style, states — and seal it. | OPEN |
| Sketch Expression Studio | Living-ink rigs: strokes, boil, expressions, casting a face from a portrait. | OPEN |
| SVG Master | The procedural body engine: morphology, skins, seeds, motion. | OPEN |
| Face Overlay Lab | The flagship 2D face: the full character dial set, casting deck, marketplace publish, live push. | CREW |
| Expression Editor (3D) | Body verbs as data: pose every joint, compose gestures, export verbs. | OPEN |
| Agent Config Panel (3D) | The stage agent's whole behavior: presets, capability chips, consoles. | CREW |
| 3D Studio Factory | Photo / VRM / vendor model → verified NetShow character (rigging, licensing, face options). | OPERATOR |
| Platform Mission Control | Product-side seats: live-stage avatar packs, shows, model packs, agent settings. | OPERATOR |