forge-parametric
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Forge suite — Code CAD: produce engineering-grade solid geometry headlessly from code. Deliverables: STL, 3MF, STEP, GLB files with exact fillets/chamfers, ISO tolerances & fits, threads, draft angles, and ribs — verified by rendering a PNG and reading it back. Use whenever asked to: design a part, model a mechanical component, create a parametric CAD file, generate a bracket/enclosure/housing/fixture, export STEP or STL for 3D printing, design threads or screw fits, apply fillets or chamfers to a solid, specify ISO tolerances or engineering fits (H7/p6 etc.), batch-generate design variants with different dimensions, convert between CAD formats, or produce a solid model from a sketch/spec. Triggers on: "OpenSCAD", "CadQuery", "build123d", "FreeCAD", "STEP export", "STL export", "3MF", "fillet", "chamfer", "tolerance", "clearance fit", "press fit", "threaded rod", "nut", "bolt", "BOSL2", "parametric model", "print-ready part", "CAD script", "solid model". HEADLESS-ONLY: driven from code (.scad / .py), output verified by reading a PNG. Part of the Forge suite.
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