Spline V2
Product Hunt Alejandro León
Spline relaunched V2, a rebuilt 3D editor with AI agent mode, MCP, and a faster WebGPU engine. It’s their 11th launch, and they’re aiming at the “agentic era” with a free tool.
Based on reporting by Product Hunt, Alejandro León — read the original for the full story.
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Spline has shipped V2, calling it a complete rebuild of its 3D editor for what it calls the agentic era. It’s the company’s 11th launch on Product Hunt, and this one comes with a much broader pitch than a simple update: new interface, AI Agent Mode, Spline MCP, and a faster WebGPU engine.
The product page also points to PBR and HDR workflows, plus custom code and scripting support. That mix says a lot about where Spline wants to sit. It’s not trying to be a toy 3D app with a clever AI wrapper bolted on top. It’s trying to be a serious editor that can still be driven by an agent.
And that matters because 3D tools tend to get judged on two fronts at once: speed and control. If the rebuild actually makes the editor faster while opening the door to AI-assisted work, that’s the kind of upgrade users will notice quickly. If not, the shiny language around “agentic era” won’t save it.
Spline is also launching as a free product, which lowers the barrier for people curious about the new version. The risk, as always, is that “free” brings the crowd while the rebuild has to prove it can hold the pros.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the right kind of AI pitch: less chatbot theater, more workflow plumbing. The industry has spent enough time pretending a model prompt can replace an editor; usually it just adds friction with better branding. A rebuilt tool that pairs speed, scripting, and agent features is more believable than another grand announcement about the future of creativity.
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