What problem does it solve?
Writing parametric CAD models that merely look assembled is easy; producing models that are physically credible, collision-free, and manufacturable is not. This Skill enforces a disciplined ForgeCAD workflow so every .forge.js model is validated with run, render, inspect, and export evidence before delivery.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Manufacture-Realistic Modeling Standards: Enforces wall thickness, fastener stacks, bosses, seats, toleranced clearances, and process-appropriate styling instead of concept-sketch geometry.
- Kinematics-First Rigs: Builds and proves motion structures (joints, connectors, limits) before attaching final geometry to mechanisms like hinges, sliders, and grippers.
- Assembly Contracts & Collision Policy: Requires connector-based part placement,
verify.* interface checks, and zero unexpected collisions confirmed via forgecad inspect fit interference.
- Acceptance Gate & Manufacturing Outputs: Mandates physical-component checks, risk-specific render views, BOM registration with
bom(), and clean STL/3MF/STEP exports.
- Use Case: Ask the agent to design a parametric enclosure with a hinged lid and purchased fasteners; it produces a dated
.forge.js project, proves the hinge rig at multiple poses, verifies clearances, and exports fabrication-ready files.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to build a manufacture-realistic parametric model of your part or assembly in the current ForgeCAD project and validate it with renders, inspection, and exports.