u/Silent-Assumption292

I built this client-side WebGL application to demonstrate a zero-backend Prompt-to-Artifact pattern, turning unstructured conversational LLM outputs into spatial narrative visualizations.

A custom prompt forces models like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini to act as data compilers rather than text generators.

The entire sequence of events (factions, timelines, descriptions, locations) is serialized directly into a compressed URL payload.

When opened, the WebGL frontend parses the URL hash in memory and reconstructs the animated 3D timeline without hitting a database or server backend.

Try it out:

https://mundu.app/create.html

Free exploration: tap any point in the globe and see wikipedia articles linked to It

Stories: press and see development

https://mundu.app

Any request for a new story?

https://mundu.app

You can Explore the globe: tap a Place and all wikipedia articles linked to It Will be showed

Or selected a story and see its development

I've build an interactive globe that show all registered eruptions since 1500

It pulls in Wikipedia articles for the area you select.

I just built it for fun and education. It runs directly in the browser at https://mundu.app (works on mobile too).

You can zoom into specific mountain passes, drop a pin, and see all the ancient battles or landmarks that happened right there.

I’d love to get some feedback. Thanks!