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The `met4citizen/TalkingHead` embodied companion and narration reference side
is now explicit too, and the `apache/echarts` analytics and report reference
side is now explicit too, and the `Hypercubers/hypercubing.xyz` knowledge,
taxonomy, and leaderboard/report reference side is now explicit too.
taxonomy, and leaderboard/report reference side is now explicit too, and the
`mrdoob/three.js` browser scene and renderer reference side is now explicit
too.
The next clean bounded move is a source-backed pass on the remaining
repo-backed reference-incorporation families whose hierarchy or canon
follow-through is still only implicit in
`hypertwist-reference-incorporation-targets.json`, starting with
`mrdoob/three.js` if you want the adjacent browser scene, renderer, and
render-loop reference side closed to the same standard.
`pmndrs/react-three-fiber` if you want the adjacent React renderer and
event-bridge reference side closed to the same standard.
For the readable all-rows follow-up board that pairs this audit with the reset schedule, use:

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# HyperTwist three.js Reference Incorporation Provenance Board - 2026-05-27
## Status
This document is the source-backed provenance and hierarchy note for the live
repo-backed reference-incorporation side currently materialized from
`mrdoob/three.js`.
It closes the source-specific reference side that remained implicit after the
landed `Phase 3R-F` packet and the broader live-lane audit.
It answers one narrow question:
- does the live `mrdoob/three.js` reference target reopen already landed
first-party browser spatial scene, renderer, camera, render-loop, and WebXR
integration implementation, or does it instead need a reference-side
provenance-board and canon backfill
Result:
- no product-code reopening is required
- yes reference-side provenance-board and feature-canon backfill is required
## Source basis
- `C:\HyperTwist\docs\HT_REPO_INCORPORATION_AUDIT_2026-05-11.md`
- `C:\HyperTwist\docs\HYPERTWIST_PHASE_3R_PACKET_3R_F_BROWSER_SPATIAL_SUPPORT_IMPLEMENTATION_2026-05-13.md`
- `C:\HyperTwist\docs\HYPERTWIST_LIVE_LANES_SOURCE_AND_PRESERVATION_AUDIT_2026-05-13.md`
- `C:\HyperTwist\docs\REPO_LICENSE_TRACKING.md`
- `C:\HyperTwist\docs\v6_5_deep_manual_pack\HyperTwist\FEATURE_REGISTRY.md`
- `C:\HyperTwist\UnrealHyperTwist\Content\HyperTwistTraining\MaterializedCatalog\hypertwist-reference-incorporation-targets.json`
- `C:\HyperTwist\UnrealHyperTwist\Content\HyperTwistTraining\MaterializedCatalog\raw-extracts\browser-spatial-support-reference-pages.jsonl`
## Counts confirmed from current first-party materialization
Current live `mrdoob/three.js` reference-incorporation targets:
- `1` total rewritten reference target
- that target is under `Browser 3D and XR Support`
- it stays inside the already-landed `Phase 3R-F` bounded lane
Exact surface:
1. `reference/browser-spatial-scene-reference-page-stack`
- `SurfaceType`: `browser-spatial-scene-reference`
- `IncorporationChannel`: `browser-spatial-scene-contract`
- `TargetAssetFamily`: `scene-contract-note`
Important adjacent fact:
- this target preserves scene and renderer lifecycle, camera and raycaster
binding, frameloop invalidation, and WebXR-manager integration semantics
already enforced by the landed lane
- it stays subordinate to the broader landed browser spatial owner trio and
does not absorb the adjacent `react-three-fiber` or `xr` reference slices
## Slice-local verdict
| Slice | Primary authority | Secondary value kept | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-party browser spatial scene, renderer, camera, render-loop, and WebXR-manager implementation | first-party current code plus landed `Phase 3R-F` packet | retained `mrdoob/three.js` reference target stays a subordinate provenance-grounding surface | unchanged live implementation owner |
| Rewritten browser scene and renderer-contract grounding | `mrdoob/three.js` retained permissive lane | factual scene lifecycle, camera binding, frameloop invalidation, and WebXR-manager semantics are preserved while prose remains first-party | unchanged retained reference-grounding surface beneath first-party contracts |
## Why no product-code reopening is required
The live surface here is already a rewritten first-party target, not copied
donor docs, donor editor shell, donor example chrome, or a silent upstream
private fork.
The checked target explicitly requires:
- preserving bounded browser scene, renderer, camera, render-loop, and WebXR
manager semantics
- rewriting donor docs or demo wording, donor editor-shell framing, and donor
example chrome
That means the retained surface is provenance and factual grounding, not donor
browser-shell ownership.
So this pass does not reopen:
- the closed `Phase 3R-F` first-party browser spatial lane
- the adjacent `pmndrs/react-three-fiber` renderer-bridge slice
- the adjacent `pmndrs/xr` XR-session slice
- any broader browser app-shell or editor ownership posture
## Current exact grounded role
`mrdoob/three.js` currently grounds one live rewritten first-party
contract/reference target for `Browser 3D and XR Support`:
- browser spatial scene and renderer contract
This target preserves bounded browser-scene semantics while keeping all
surfaced prose and shell framing first-party.
## Backfill result
### Earlier incorporation audit reopened
- `C:\HyperTwist\docs\HT_REPO_INCORPORATION_AUDIT_2026-05-11.md`
### Feature canon reopened
- `C:\HyperTwist\docs\v6_5_deep_manual_pack\HyperTwist\FEATURE_REGISTRY.md`
## Final call
The live `mrdoob/three.js` reference-incorporation side is now explicit:
- `1` rewritten first-party contract/reference target
- it remains inside the landed `Phase 3R-F` browser spatial lane
- scene lifecycle, camera binding, frameloop, and WebXR-manager grounding stay
explicit
This closes the `mrdoob/three.js` reference side without reopening product
code.

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| Analytics/reporting surfaces | Implemented now | landed analytics/reporting packets | Reporting is real, but bounded to accepted retained slices. |
| Rewritten training analytics and report reference grounding | Implemented now | `apache/echarts` retained permissive lane + first-party current code | Current live `Training Analytics` reference side includes four rewritten first-party targets grounded in retained `apache/echarts`: session outcome and progress reporting, analytics data-view and export, timing-trend history and overview interaction, and the optional richer explainer or sidecar boundary. This does not displace the landed `Phase 3R-C` first-party analytics/reporting owner or elevate `ecomfe/echarts-gl` and `ecomfe/zrender` beyond support-only sidecars. |
| Browser/spatial/media adjunct surfaces | Implemented now | landed `three.js`, `react-three-fiber`, `xr`, `model-viewer`, `remotion` packets | These are implemented bounded families, not proof of unlimited browser-shell parity. |
| Rewritten browser spatial scene and renderer reference grounding | Implemented now | `mrdoob/three.js` retained permissive lane + first-party current code | Current live `Browser 3D and XR Support` reference side includes one rewritten first-party target grounded in retained `mrdoob/three.js`: the browser spatial scene and renderer contract. This does not displace the landed `Phase 3R-F` first-party browser spatial owner trio or absorb the adjacent `react-three-fiber` renderer-bridge and `xr` session slices. |
## Feature families