Tools designed to save time in the engineering process
Turn a part model into a fully dimensioned drawing, and point an agent at any supplier site to source and quote the hardware around it. No integrations to build, and it all runs on your machine.
NX drawing generation
Point the tool at a solid part model and it drives Siemens NX headlessly through the NXOpen API to generate a fully dimensioned production drawing directly from the geometry, reading the model topology to place the orthographic and section views automatically and deriving dimensions and GD&T feature control frames from the part's own features. The sheet is laid out on your own title block template in either ISO or ASME projection, every view and callout regenerates in sync when the geometry changes, and the finished drawing exports to revision-controlled PDF and DXF for release.
Browser navigation
Point the agent at any supplier portal or legacy web tool, describe the goal in plain language, and it drives a real browser session to get there: reading the rendered page, clicking through menus, filling search and configuration forms, and pulling the specific values back out as structured data. Because it operates the page the way a person would, it works on sites that never exposed an API, captures every action as an ordered replayable trace so a sourcing run can be repeated against fresh pricing, and pauses any step that would spend money to wait for your explicit approval.
Run it in your terminal, or your MCP client
Both tools ship as an MCP server. Run them from a terminal agent with your own model key, or from any MCP client like Claude. Just describe what you want.