Meet Dig.

Dig is Goffor's concierge - the gopher in the tuxedo who lives inside the app, greets the crew and reacts while a plan comes together. He's a real 3D character, not a set of pre-rendered clips, and every motion you see is driven from code.

Real-time WebGL character 24-joint skeleton + face rig One asset ships in the app

The live rig · running in your browser

Drag to orbit him, type a prompt, or pull the joint sliders. Nothing is pre-baked - the pose is solved on every frame.

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dig — development bench Live

Loading the rig

The bench is built for a wide screen - open it full screen, or try a desktop browser, for the full set of controls.

How he works

A character the app can actually direct.

Built as a real rig

Dig is a single 3D model on a full skeleton, with a hand-authored jaw plus brows and eyes on their own controls. Any pose the app needs, he can hold - and hold it consistently, from any angle.

Motion driven from code

Every blink, lean, nod and wave is generated at runtime from parameters rather than played back from a video. That means Dig can react to what is genuinely happening in a plan, not just loop an animation.

Ships inside the app

The whole character is one lightweight asset that renders on-device in real time. New expressions and reactions are added in code - no re-export, no new download for the user.