What is image-blaster?

Image-Blaster is a tool that takes a single photo or image and automatically converts it into a full 3D environment with sounds. You give it an image, a game level concept, a room, an outdoor location, and within a few minutes it produces 3D models of the objects in the scene, a navigable 3D version of the background environment, and audio effects including ambient sound and object-specific sounds. The way it works is through Claude (an AI assistant) acting as the coordinator, calling out to three external AI services: World Labs to generate the explorable environment, FAL to create 3D mesh files (the kind used in game engines and 3D software) for movable objects in the scene, and ElevenLabs to create the sound effects. The outputs are standard 3D file formats that can be dropped into game engines, 3D design tools, or web applications, the README mentions Unity, Unreal, Godot, Blender, and Three.js as compatible destinations. You interact with it by running Claude in your terminal, providing your API keys for the external services, dropping an image into an input folder, and asking Claude to process it. Each step can be confirmed before it runs. This is useful for game developers, designers, or anyone who wants to quickly prototype a 3D scene from reference art or photographs without manually modeling every element. The project is built in TypeScript and runs as a set of skills that extend Claude's capabilities.