I want to wire my existing two-column CSV (Question, Answer) directly into a Ready Player Me avatar so that trainees can type a question in a browser and hear/see the avatar answer with real-time lip-sync and natural animation. The first milestone is a Windows-hosted, web-based prototype that comfortably supports at least 20 concurrent users. I already have the CSV structure; the code simply needs to pull the right answer, trigger speech synthesis, and feed the phoneme stream to the Ready Player Me model for synchronous mouth movement. Core objectives • Real-time Q&A: instant lookup from the CSV and response generation. • Avatar performance: smooth lip-sync, head-turns, and idle animations to keep the interaction lively. • Scalability: clean, modular code so we can expand the CSV to multiple-choice formats later and raise the user cap without rewrites. • Documentation: concise setup notes and inline comments that let another developer extend or containerize the app quickly. I’m open to whichever stack makes this simplest—Three.js, WebGL, WebSpeech API, or a lightweight backend—so long as the final demo runs in the latest Chrome on Windows and the codebase stays readable.......... “The Q&A bank must remain open‑ended, allowing new CSV rows or external data sources to be added seamlessly without re‑coding. The system should be modular and scalable so future training modules or quiz formats can be integrated easily.”