Feature: Neuron Core visualization — WebGL neuron animation for agent state

Problem Statement

OpenJarvis has a Tauri desktop app but lacks visual feedback for agent state. Users cannot see when the agent is thinking, speaking, or idle — they only see text output.

A visual indicator would:

• Provide immediate feedback on agent state
• Make the desktop app feel more alive and responsive
• Support voice interactions with visual cues
• Enhance the user experience for always-on assistants

Proposed Solution

Add a WebGL-based neuron visualization that reacts to agent state changes:

Core Components:

NeuronCoreMini.tsx
├── Three.js WebGL renderer
├── 5 morphology types (pyramidal, stellate, purkinje, bipolar, network)
├── State-driven animation (idle, listening, thinking, speaking)
├── Mic amplitude integration
└── Pitch-driven shape morphing

neuronMorphologies.ts
├── Geometry builders for each morphology
├── Camera positioning
└── Branch/twig generation

Key Features:

• 5 neuron morphologies (selectable via config)
• State-driven color and animation speed
• Real-time mic amplitude visualization
• Pitch-driven shape morphing
• Cross-window state synchronization
• Reduced motion support (prefers-reduced-motion)

Dependencies:

• three — WebGL rendering (frontend only)

Acceptance Criteria

• NeuronCoreMini component renders WebGL neuron visualization
• 5 morphologies are selectable (pyramidal, stellate, purkinje, bipolar, network)
• Animation reacts to agent state (idle, listening, thinking, speaking)
• Mic amplitude drives visualization intensity
• Pitch drives shape morphing
• Cross-window state sync works via EventBus
• Reduced motion preference is respected
• Component is self-contained (no OpenJarvis runtime dependencies)
• Unit tests for morphology generation
• Documentation with usage examples

Alternatives Considered

1. CSS animations — Simpler but less dynamic, no 3D capabilities
2. Canvas 2D — Less performant for complex animations
3. Lottie/Rive — Pre-made animations, less customizable
4. Status indicator only — Simple text/icon, but less engaging

Additional Context

I have a working implementation in my personal fork (ar1vit0r/OpenJarvis) with:

• 445 lines (NeuronCoreMini.tsx)
• 320 lines (neuronMorphologies.ts)
• 5 morphologies with real-time animation
• Cross-window state synchronization
• Integration with voice channel events

The visualization has been tested in the Tauri desktop app and responds to voice channel state changes in real-time.

Contributor: @ar1vit0r (9 merged PRs in OpenJarvis)