3 Key Capabilities

From natural language to cut-ready models

You describe what you want to make in plain language, and the agent generates a complete 3D model along with a flat nesting layout, ready for laser cutting.

Adjustable parametric controls

When the agent builds your design, it doesn't just hand you a static file. It also surfaces a set of key adjustable parameters tailored to the specific object, so you can fine-tune the design without restarting the conversation.

After the agent generates a box, for example, you'll see editable controls for:

  • Dimensions: length, width, height
  • Material thickness: every joint recalculates automatically when you switch from 3 mm plywood to 5 mm acrylic

These parameters aren't a fixed set. They're contextually generated based on your specific design. A box surfaces length/width/height and divider count.

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Engraving, scoring, and cutout patterns

Customize individual panels with text, graphics, and decorative patterns. Ask the agent to engrave a name on a box lid, add scored line details, or create decorative cutouts in a lampshade.

You can also edit panel decorations directly using the available text and pattern tools. Choose engraving, scoring, or cutting according to the effect you want:

  • Engrave: Fill an area with engraved text or graphics.
  • Score:Create line details without cutting through the panel.
  • Cut: Create openings, perforations, or decorative cutouts.

Preview these details on the assembled model to see how they fit into the overall design.

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Design colors and surface textures

Design the appearance of your project with panel colors and surface textures. Describe a color scheme or pattern to the agent, or use the appearance controls to customize your model.

Choose patterns from the texture library and adjust their size and orientation to suit your design. For example, add a floral pattern to a gift box or a brick pattern to a miniature house.

Colors and textures represent the intended surface appearance. Reproducing them on the physical object requires compatible printing equipment, suitable materials, or an appropriate finishing process.


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