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name: cad-engine
description: Generate and revise executable CDSL CAD models through the local schema, runtime, library references, and injected part-family planning bridges.
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# CAD Engine Skill
## Purpose
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## Required workflow
1. Read the engine README, `profile_schema.json`, `cdsl_schema.json`, and the
relevant engine modules. `cdsl_schema.json` is the executable CDSL input
contract; its nested object and array shapes are mandatory.
2. Search the official CDSL library for similar parts, profiles, and feature
sequences.
3. Produce or revise parameterized CDSL.
4. Validate that the CDSL can run through the `cdsl_only` path.
5. Compile the CDSL and generate a STEP file.
6. Return the generated artifact, validation result, and library references.
1. Use any injected CDSL part-skill bridge to establish the part structure,
parameter roles, and feature order. It is planning guidance only.
2. Submit a complete DesignIntent before reading CDSL references or generating
CDSL. It contains semantic structures and mappings, never sketch coordinates
or raw CAD code. The backend records canonical selected part skills.
3. Read the engine README, `profile_schema.json`, and `cdsl_schema.json`, then
search the official CDSL library for schema-valid profiles and feature
expressions. `cdsl_schema.json` is the executable input contract.
4. Produce parameterized CDSL in feature dependency order, using the accepted
DesignIntent's feature IDs and mappings plus the part
plan for intent and CDSL references for concrete schema expressions.
5. Call the generation tool only when every chosen feature is executable by
the current schema and runtime. Validate through the `cdsl_only` path,
then generate STEP and GLB artifacts.
## Part-skill boundary
- User requirements and the CDSL schema/runtime override bridge guidance;
CDSL examples are lower-priority expression references.
- Do not expose upstream source skills directly or treat them as code. Use
only the injected CDSL bridge content.
- Never emit build123d source or invent an atomic, profile, selector, or
capability that the local contract does not support.
- Express circular bolt layouts as explicit circles when supported; preserve
thread intent as a cylindrical-bore approximation; omit fillets/chamfers
without a unique selector. These decisions must be recorded in the build
audit rather than hidden in generated geometry.
## Hard constraints