4 public items tagged ai-design-tools.
An architecture walkthrough explaining how Codex or another agent CLI can use runtime skills, an MCP server, a SketchUp Ruby bridge, and a structured design model to turn natural-language intent into verifiable project state.
A product and workflow essay arguing that AI should reduce low-level drafting work so designers can focus on intent, judgment, constraints, and tradeoffs.
Using SketchUp Agent Harness as the example, this essay explains why AI design tools need an editable, verifiable, repairable, replayable structured source of truth instead of only producing something that looks finished.
An early-stage open-source project that connects natural-language agents, an MCP server, a SketchUp Ruby bridge, structured design models, and runtime skills into a verifiable SketchUp design workflow.
