MeshCAD
A stateful text-to-object system that turns a plain-language request into an inspectable assembly of independently recoverable parts.
Useful physical-design starting points need more than a single opaque output. MeshCAD keeps component identity and assembly relationships explicit, so the result can be inspected as a whole or part by part.
A request becomes a structured part plan. Components are built into separate outputs, checked, and then combined into assembled and exploded views while their relationships remain available for review.
Job state and event history let a returning client reconstruct progress. If one component needs more work, that part can be rebuilt and the assembly refreshed without discarding the other completed components.
Validation records issues and can guide repair, but the system treats the result as an editable physical-design starting point rather than a guarantee that every output is immediately manufacture-ready.