0.1.6 — early preview of the new public vgpu API

vgpu is an agentic-first WebGPU library for browsers, Node/Dawn, and deterministic mock tests. The public package is vgpu: one Gpu context with explicit WGSL reflection and performance-oriented defaults.

pnpm add vgpu
pnpm add -D @webgpu/types

import { init } from "vgpu";

const gpu = await init();
const surface = gpu.surface(canvas, { dpr: [1, 2] });
const wave = gpu.effect(WAVE_WGSL, { set: { speed: 2 } });
gpu.frame.loop(() => {
  wave.set({ time: gpu.time });
  wave.draw();
});

import { init } from "vgpu/node";

const gpu = await init();
const target = gpu.target({ size: [256, 256], format: "rgba8unorm" });
const draw = gpu.draw({ shader: TRIANGLE_WGSL, targets: [target] });
gpu.frame((f) => f.pass({ target, clear: [0, 0, 0, 1] }, (p) => p.draw(draw)));
const pixels = await target.read();
gpu.dispose();

Start with docs/topics/performance-playbook.docs.md. It makes bundles, target pre-warm, dynamic offsets, in-place set(), bake, instancing, shared uniforms, ping-pong, and MSAA/depth the default implementation style for shader authors.

Releases are triggered by GitHub Releases. Bump package versions, commit the bumps, create a release tag, and let the release workflow publish packages with provenance.

MIT — see LICENSE.