weekly update · Jun 13, 2026

selection-scoped agent, usda round-trip diff, batch accept

Walkthrough

The agent learned to listen to your selection this week. Scope a prompt to the entities you have selected and the agent only proposes edits inside that boundary, which turns vague layout requests into precise, reviewable batches. We also hardened the interchange path you own: the .usda exporter now writes text we are confident you can read and hand-edit, and a round-trip diff proves the Canvas does not silently rewrite your file when you re-import it. To keep large agent runs manageable at the gate, batch accept groups related proposals so you can land a whole intent in one step or peel off the parts you want to hand-tune.

What's inside

  1. 00:00the week's themescoping the agent and trusting your interchange
  2. 01:20selection as contextthe agent only proposes inside what you've selected
  3. 03:15a scoped layout prompt"space these crates further apart" bounded to a selection
  4. 05:05reading the scoped diffevery touched node stays inside your selection boundary
  5. 06:55export to .usdawriting human-readable USD straight from scene-core
  6. 08:45hand-edit the textchanging a transform in the file and saving
  7. 10:30round-trip diffre-import and confirm nothing was rewritten
  8. 12:20batch accept at the gategrouping related proposals and landing them together
  9. 14:05undo the whole batchone history, so a grouped run rewinds in a single step

Engine

  • batch acceptthe gate can group related proposals into a single landable unit so a multi-step agent intent commits or reverts atomically
  • scope guarda core-level check that rejects any proposal naming a node outside the active selection when scoped dispatch is on
  • hierarchy-stable exportUSD writes preserve node order and naming so re-imports diff cleanly against the original

UI

  • scope indicatora banner on the agent prompt box showing exactly how many nodes the current run is bounded to
  • usd text vieweran inline read-only view of the .usda the Canvas wrote, with prims and attributes highlighted next to the outliner

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