An AI that builds parts
The agent works the editor's own operations — sketch a profile, extrude or revolve it, add a gear, set a dimension — never free-form code. When an operation can't be done, it reads the editor's reason and corrects itself.
A dimension-driven CAD in your browser with an AI agent on board: ask for a bracket, a gear train or a hex nut, and it sketches profiles in millimetres, extrudes and revolves them, and meshes involute gears. Every part stays yours to edit by hand.
The editor opens on a gear assembly to take apart — no account needed.
The agent works the editor's own operations — sketch a profile, extrude or revolve it, add a gear, set a dimension — never free-form code. When an operation can't be done, it reads the editor's reason and corrects itself.
A body stays a recipe: its kind, its dimensions in millimetres, the steps on its faces. Retype a length, by hand or through the agent, and the part follows. Nothing ever becomes a frozen mesh.
Spur gears with involute teeth, ring gears, racks and hex nuts. Two gears of one module mesh with their axes half the sum of their pitch diameters apart — the editor opens on a train of them.