AI-driven 3D CAD via build123d: execute, render, measure, and export geometry interactively.
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that exposes build123d CAD operations as tools, enabling AI assistants to build, inspect, and iterate on 3D geometry interactively. When using an AI to write build123d scripts, the AI writes blind — it cannot see the geometry it produces. This server closes the feedback loop: the AI can create geometry, render views, query dimensions, and catch errors…
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An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that exposes build123d CAD operations as tools, enabling AI assistants to build, inspect, and iterate on 3D geometry interactively. When using an AI to write build123d scripts, the AI writes blind — it cannot see the geometry it produces. This server closes the feedback loop: the AI can create geometry, render views, query dimensions, and catch errors incrementally rather than writing complete scripts and hoping they are correct. — run build123d Python…
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