vgpu
Build and Debug vgpu Visuals
GPU visuals can fail when shader APIs, package versions, and application lifecycles do not align. This skill guides version-aware vgpu development, integration, performance measurement, and validation.
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Using "vgpu". How should I prepare an existing vgpu project before changing a shader?
Expected outcome:
- Check the owning workspace's manifest and lockfile, then confirm the installed version with the local executable.
- Read matching shader workflow documentation and inspect compatible examples before changing bindings or imports.
- Validate the shader and inspect real frames after the change; report any checks that were not performed.
Using "vgpu". My React canvas keeps rendering after its component disappears. What should I review?
Expected outcome:
- Stop the frame loop, remove observers and listeners, and dispose resources owned by the component during teardown.
- Handle asynchronous initialization completing after unmount and avoid disposing a shared context borrowed from another owner.
- Test repeated mount and unmount, hidden-tab resume, initialization failure, and device loss.
Using "vgpu". Why does my multi-pass effect become expensive on a high-resolution screen?
Expected outcome:
- Measure CPU submission, GPU passes, transfers, startup compilation, and memory separately.
- Clamp effective pixel density and render-target dimensions, then compare quality on a representative device.
- Reuse resources and avoid per-frame allocation or GPU readback; do not claim a frame-rate improvement without measurements.
Security Audit
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Risk Factors
⚙️ External commands (19)
🌐 Network access (3)
📁 Filesystem access (1)
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2 installable variantsEach author remains a separate installable skill. The recommended variant is ranked by Skillstore evidence.
Why this variant is first
shreyam1008-vgpu
2026-10-04
vercel-labs-vgpu
2026-09-09
Skillstore Score
Why this score Evidence Confidence: MediumWhat You Can Build
Integrate a Shader Surface
Add a vgpu canvas to a React application while preserving semantic controls, reduced motion, and safe resource cleanup.
Develop a Visual Effect
Find compatible examples and shape shader composition, material behavior, and interactions using the installed package's documentation.
Investigate GPU Regressions
Separate compilation, transfer, submission, and rendering costs, then validate targeted changes on representative devices.
Try These Prompts
Identify this project's installed vgpu version using its manifest, lockfile, and local executable. Summarize relevant documentation without installing another version.
Create a subtle interactive vgpu shader effect using version-matched docs. Preserve scrolling and reduced motion. Report shader validation and visual checks.
Integrate this vgpu surface into React. Handle resize, asynchronous setup, unmount, device loss, and fallback content. Preserve semantic DOM controls.
Diagnose this vgpu multi-pass rendering issue. Verify versioned APIs, use deterministic readback tests, measure GPU costs, and report hardware checks and remaining uncertainty.
Best Practices
- Use the installed executable and version-matched documentation before implementing API calls.
- Keep essential controls and text in semantic DOM, with reduced-motion support and visible fallback content.
- Validate shaders and inspect real frames, then report the visual and hardware checks actually performed.
Avoid
- Using unpinned package runners or hosted examples without checking compatibility with the installed version.
- Giving two independent render loops ownership of one canvas or disposing a context owned elsewhere.
- Treating mock tests or a successful bundler build as proof of shader validity, rendering correctness, or GPU performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are mock tests enough to verify a shader?
Developer Details
Author
shreyam1008License
MIT
Skillstore revision
r1
Version notice
The author did not declare a version.
Repository
https://github.com/shreyam1008/shre-skills/tree/ba9787f41c2fe1be1062eeb6322bc339a1026383/skills/vgpuRef
bbec03cf10354f3aaccd6dd24eda4ac9ceeceac5
Maintenance freshness
10/2/2026
Usage
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File structure
📄 SKILL.md