Echo plugin and MCP server
SpAItial's Echo worlds can now be generated and edited from Claude and other AI coding tools.
SpAItial released a Claude plugin and a hosted MCP server for Echo, its world model; MCP is the standard way AI tools connect to outside services. From inside Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor or VS Code, you can generate an explorable Gaussian splat world (a 3D scene built from millions of soft points) from a text prompt or image, edit it, and export .ply files. A generation takes about 5 to 10 minutes on Echo 2-Standard and comes back as a hosted URL you can walk around in. For small teams already working with an AI agent, it puts environment blockouts in the same window as your code. You need your own SpAItial API key, and pricing was not stated.