OOD Labs launches Sentinel, a $199.99 real-time node graph built for AI agents
PurzBeats · x · 2026-09-26
OOD Labs launched Sentinel, a real-time node graph 'built for agents, not adapted for them' (Windows + NVIDIA, free full-feature trial, $199.99 buyout):
- Agent-authored shader nodes: describe what you need and the agent writes real GPU shader code, generating the matching pads, scopes and mode switches in the viewport; local models can drive it.
- Audio-reactive everything: system audio or mic resolved into spectrum, mel bands and beat detection can drive any parameter.
- Typed data on a single connection: depth, hands, gestures, bodies, corners, blobs and edges all run live off one webcam; the agent reads the types and wires integrations itself — no Python venvs, no engine builds.
- Live diffusion powered by Stability AI: a feedback loop with depth and parallax estimation keeps frames 3D-coherent while infinitely regenerating worlds steerable by prompts and image references.
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