earthtojake/text-to-cad

This page introduces an external open-source repository. It is not an HDATF product.

What it does

text-to-cad gives existing coding agents skills and a local runtime for creating mechanical CAD models. Users provide descriptions, dimensions, pictures, drawings or existing CAD files, and the agent writes editable Python design code. The code uses build123d and an Open CASCADE-based geometry kernel rather than a bundled text-to-3D model. Outputs include STEP for CAD exchange and GLB, STL or 3MF for viewing and downstream fabrication workflows. The plugin also supplies a viewer, engineering drawing workflows and guided design-for-manufacturing checks. Starting requires a compatible agent, uv and downloaded Python dependencies, with plugin and viewer requirements depending on the chosen client. Generation quality depends on the agent, and the manufacturing checks are guidance rather than certification. Re-exporting STEP can lose manufacturing annotations and geometric tolerances, while references to selected faces are valid only for the saved model version from which they were obtained.

How it helps ATF

For AX consulting, this is a candidate for a bounded jig or bracket design-assistance pilot, not automatic production approval. Harness could keep the supplied dimensions, Python source, exported STEP and inspection results together as one versioned task output. Tests should check actual saved geometry for dimensions, units, clearances and solid validity, then compare rendered views with the requested shape. ATF Works could link the resulting design review and files to a task, but no existing CAD or MES integration is established here. Customer drawings, tolerance-critical parts and fabrication orders should stay outside the initial pilot until permissions, annotation preservation and engineer sign-off are defined.

License

MIT Permissive. Commercial use and changes are allowed if the copyright notice is kept.

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