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Astra has been such a MASSIVE unlock for me with 3d CAD work watch here as it designs ACTUAL rover parts in onshape my prompt is included in the clip; i simply talk/guide it just like i would any design engineer that was working for me 😎

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Logan Olsonvor 17 Tagen

@gdb @OpenAIDevs @victornunez @paw_lean This is rad - what does the plugin do that goes beyond just computer use on the onshape project? I was a little wary of onshape's MCP using featurescript but I'm guessing this isn't going through that.

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alpha_rovervor 17 Tagen

@gdb @OpenAIDevs @victornunez @paw_lean codex/astra built a plugin that allows it's subagents to work in the backend designing parts/making changes then it simply brings everything together in the onshape web browser to review i'm going to make the onshape plugin open source and available soon 😉

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Justin Schroedervor 16 Tagen

@gdb @OpenAIDevs @victornunez @paw_lean do you find it does better with any particular program(s)? seems like you want to be in the RL path, wherever that was for post training

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alpha_rovervor 16 Tagen

@gdb @OpenAIDevs @victornunez @paw_lean it’s actually on my list to test it out with fusion 360, but it’s been doing so well with onshape ive not even made myself stop and switch lol i honestly think that it would do well with any cad package that has good documentation to reference will keep pushing the boundaries

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lmtlssss 🜐vor 16 Tagen

@gdb @OpenAIDevs @victornunez @paw_lean love to see it

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Jahn Khanvor 16 Tagen

@gdb @OpenAIDevs @victornunez @paw_lean Nice, cool work. Our team has been playing with it all week (machine building and also factory optimization)

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wu dannievor 16 Tagen

@gdb @OpenAIDevs @victornunez @paw_lean It's insane

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AINZXvor 17 Tagen

@gdb @OpenAIDevs @victornunez @paw_lean lets build robots part and ship an indie dev can build now robots

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AINZXvor 17 Tagen

@gdb @OpenAIDevs @victornunez @paw_lean Can we trust the AI measurement of the CAD size and all over humans ?

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