How it works

Foe: Clay Golem, a model or part that isn't shaped yet.

Clay Golem

1. Clay Golem

   The Clay Golem blocks the way.

   What really happensIt stands for a model or part that isn't shaped yet.

   Sculptor: Context 100/100.

2. Slump

   The unshaped clay slams down.

   What really happensA model or part takes pass after pass before it holds its shape.

   Sculptor takes 13. Sculptor: Context 87/100.

3. Spline MCP Server

   The Spline Orb opens a portal to a cloud editor, or to the desktop app.

   What really happensHosted mode uses https://mcp.spline.design/mcp and a Spline sign-in. Desktop mode needs the Spline app on macOS or Windows, which registers the client itself.

   Clay Golem takes 33.

4. Spline MCP Server

   The orb shapes a 3D scene, or a Hana page, in a file you can still edit.

   What really happensThe agent can create and edit Spline 3D files, generate models and images, and design Hana frames. The result is a Spline file, not code you have to maintain.

   Clay Golem takes 22.

5. Slump

   The Clay Golem uses Slump.

   Sculptor takes 13. Sculptor: Context 74/100.

6. Spline MCP Server

   A screenshot comes back so the hero can check the clay.

   What really happens3D tools can inspect the scene, set the camera, and capture screenshots. Hana tools can review a frame before export.

   Clay Golem takes 15.

7. Spline MCP Server

   The Clay Golem drops a link to the file in the Spline editor.

   What really happensHosted mode returns a web-editor link. Publish and code export happen only if you ask. Each tool call counts toward your plan's daily allowance.

   Clay Golem takes 30. Clay Golem falls.

8. Victory

   The Clay Golem falls.