Describe a part.
5 agent builds a day on the free beta · sign in with GitHub · nothing to install
A real recorded session, cut to its key moments: the first build fails the thinnest-wall check, Claude finds the cause and rebuilds, all 10 checks pass. 3 min 17 s of work in 20 s.
The benchmark was run by eitri's authors, each task once, and the judge was also Claude: strong evidence, not independent proof. Source on GitHub and every check's verdict.
Describe, build and measure, fix
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Describe
A part in plain language, the way you would tell a person.
“mounting plate with four M4 clearance holes”
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Build and measure
Claude writes the model and builds it. Every build comes back as measurements, not a guess.
✓holes4 found, ø 4.50 mm✓envelope60.00 × 40.00 × 5.00 mm - 3
Fix
A check that fails is fixed in the geometry. The agent cannot delete it.
✕thinnest wall0.28 mm, expected ≥ 2✓thinnest wall3.2 mm, expected ≥ 2
Built with eitri
43 parts, 43 checks pass. One prompt, a 398-line model, from a recorded 23-minute session shown in 16 s.
Stretch the plate by hand, tell Claude to continue: it reads your edits, adds the holes, then builds a hook and writes new checks for it. $0.61 of API usage, a real session.
Export for printing: 43 printable parts on 2 plates, all written and verified in about 3 s.