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Agent-driven CAD

Turn 2D drawingsinto 3D CAD models

Send a PDF, DWG or scanned engineering drawing. Aikyora rebuilds it as an editable parametric model and exports STEP, BREP, IGES or STL.

6

CAD engines

5

Export formats

Free

To start

Free plan · 5 credits a month · no card

What the agent does

Put a CAD agent on the drawing work 24/7

Rebuild parts, recover prints, clean geometry, and issue sheets — while your team reviews the solid, not the queue.

Scripted, re-runnable models

Name the agent, pick its engine, and put it to work.

Create a modelling agent, point it at CadQuery or FreeCAD, and let it build solids from a description — no CAD UI required.

  • Describe the part and get a parametric solid back
  • The script is the source, so revisions are a value change
  • Runs against real CAD engines, not an approximation
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Modelling studio

Live

Modelling agent

CadQuery · Local runner

CQ

CadQuery · solids

FC

FreeCAD · kernel

Rh

Rhino · surfacing

Script preview

Parametric · Named · Re-runnable

cq.Workplane
result = (
  cq.Workplane("XY")
    .box(80, 40, 12)
    .faces(">Z").workplane()
    .hole(8)
)

Ready to run on the local runner

Launch

Runner

Live runs · Always on

Online

12

Queued

3

Running

41

Issued

Active now

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Flanged housing

CadQuery · Building

00:12

Scan vectorise

PyMeshLab · Repairing

00:31

Bracket drawing

model_to_2d · Issued

1:1 sheet

Next run

Batch STEP export · 6:00 PM

Let the agent drive your CAD tools

Local, cloud and on-premise runners.

Point a workstation at your workspace or enable cloud capacity. The agent keeps modelling while your team reviews solids and drawings.

  • Local runner

    The agent executes on your own workstation, so geometry never leaves the machine and runtime costs nothing extra.

  • Cloud runner

    Jobs run in parallel without depending on one desk being on. Runtime is metered by the second and shows up in credits.

Start modelling

Automate tasks & actions

An agent that models — and documents what it built.

Run the script on a runner

Executes headlessly on your workstation or a cloud machine.

Export the solid

STEP, BREP or IGES, produced from the live geometry.

Store every artifact

Scripts and outputs land in your own scoped store.

Issue the drawing

A true-scale sheet generated from the same model.

Render for review

Blender scene and camera, driven from the conversation.

Re-run on a parameter change

Change a dimension and the whole model rebuilds.

15

Agent skills, from solids to post-processing

6

CAD and CAE engines driven headlessly

$0.25

Per credit, charged after the work completes

Built-in intelligence

Everything the agent needs to model, clean and document real parts.

# CadQuery

wp.box(80, 40, 12)

.faces(">Z").hole(8)

The script is the model

Named parameters, re-runnable source, readable revisions.

CQFCRhBL

Real engines, driven headlessly

CadQuery, FreeCAD, Rhino, Blender, PyMeshLab and ParaView.

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Geometry triage

Repair meshes and defeature solids before they cost a solve.

Sheet A11:1

Drawings from the solid

Views, sections and dimensions derived, never re-typed.

STEPBREPIGESSTLGLB

Exchange formats covered

STEP, BREP, IGES, STL and GLB in and out.

Runner · 12.4s

CadQuery build

−1.25 credits

Flanged housing · STEP

Charged after the work

Credits debited from reported tokens and runtime seconds.

Use cases

See how engineering teams ship geometry with Aikyora.

Mechanical Design

A revision that costs one sentence

The model is a script, so changing a bore diameter rebuilds the whole part instead of starting a feature-tree hunt.

Industry
Mechanical Design
Language
CadQuery
Function
Parametric modelling

Easy to use · No coding required

One place to control agents, runners and credits.

Spin up modelling agents, attach local or cloud runners, watch the credit ledger, and keep every solid and drawing in one place.

Modelling Studio

  • Describe the part and the agent writes the modelling script.
  • Parameters stay named, so a revision is a value change.
  • CadQuery and FreeCAD run headlessly on a runner.
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Runners

  • Local runners keep geometry on your own workstation.
  • Cloud runners add parallel throughput, metered by the second.
  • On-premise runners stay inside your network on Enterprise.
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Credits and Ledger

  • Every debit is raised from the figures actually reported.
  • A credit costs $0.25; a small agent turn is about one and a quarter.
  • On-demand packs stay valid for 365 days.
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Artifact Store

  • Scripts, solids, meshes and drawings stay together per tenant.
  • Storage ceilings scale from 1 GB on Free to 1 TB on Enterprise.
  • Every intermediate step is kept, not just the final file.
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Geometry Pipeline

  • Repair meshes and defeature solids before anything downstream.
  • Hand solve-ready bodies out and pull results back in.
  • Generate true-scale drawings from the same geometry.
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Generative 3D

  • Generate GLB meshes to judge a direction cheaply.
  • Render the shortlist with a Blender bpy script.
  • Promote the winner to a real parametric solid.
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FAQ

Still deciding? Here’s the short version.

More questions? Email hello@aikyora.com

  • Can you convert a PDF drawing to a 3D model?

    Yes, but not by extraction. A 2D drawing PDF stores flat views, dimension text and lines — there is no solid inside it for a converter to pull out. Aikyora reads the views and rebuilds the part as a real solid, then exports it. Tools advertised as PDF-to-STEP only work on 3D PDFs, which already contain a model.

  • Which formats can I send, and what do I get back?

    Send PDF, DWG, DXF or a scanned sheet. You get back STEP, BREP or IGES for solids, and STL or GLB when a mesh is what you need.

  • Is the output a real solid or a mesh?

    A B-Rep solid from a CAD kernel. Mesh-based generative 3D is useful for judging a form, but it carries no manufacturing intent, so it is kept separate from the modelling path.

  • Does the model come out editable?

    Yes. The model is produced by a CadQuery or FreeCAD script with named parameters, so changing a bore or wall thickness re-runs the whole model instead of starting a feature-tree hunt.

  • Which CAD software opens the output?

    STEP, IGES and BREP are neutral exchange formats, so the output opens in whichever package you already run. The agent itself drives CadQuery, FreeCAD, Rhino, Blender, PyMeshLab and ParaView headlessly on a machine called a runner.

  • Does my drawing leave my network?

    Only if you let it. The Free and Starter plans run on a local runner — your own workstation — so geometry stays on the machine. Business adds cloud runners, and Enterprise adds on-premise runners inside your own network.

  • What if the drawing is a scan or a photo of a print?

    That is handled by the same path. The scan is vectorised once, on the original file, using the scale bar on the sheet when one is present. Resizing or re-encoding a scan before reading it destroys the relationship between pixels and millimetres, so the file is analysed exactly as supplied.

  • What does it cost to try?

    Nothing. The Free plan gives you 5 credits a month, one local runner and 20 conversations, with no card required. A credit costs $0.25, and a small agent turn or one generated model costs roughly one and a quarter credits.