this is one of the more compelling "LLM meets real-world tool" use cases i've seen. openSCAD makes a great testbed since it's text-based and deterministic, but i wonder what the limits are once you get into more complex assemblies or freeform surfacing.
curious if the real unlock long-term will come from hybrid workflows, LLMs proposing parameterized primitives, humans refining them in UI, then LLMs iterating on feedback. kind of like pair programming, but for CAD.
curious if the real unlock long-term will come from hybrid workflows, LLMs proposing parameterized primitives, humans refining them in UI, then LLMs iterating on feedback. kind of like pair programming, but for CAD.