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Ask Adam to build a part from requirements or change an existing model. Use a CAD connection when the result needs to live in your application, or specify the source and exchange formats you want from an attached-file task.

Before you start

Name the application and document, confirm the units, and describe the function. For an edit, identify the configuration and the dimensions, mounting points, or mating faces that must stay fixed. A parametric part, an imported solid, and a mesh offer different editing options. Ask Adam to inspect the source before choosing how to modify it.

Create a part

Create a parametric sensor mount
This request defines measurable geometry. Add material, load, manufacturing, and clearance requirements when the part has to satisfy them. For this example, check the finished part against these measurements from the brief: Open the STEP export as well as the native document. If it contains only a mesh or the wrong configuration, ask Adam to correct the export before continuing.

Change an existing part

1

Inspect the starting point

Confirm the intended document and configuration. Check the existing feature tree, geometry, and rebuild state.
2

Describe the change and protected geometry

Reference a feature, dimension, selection, or mating surface. State the intended value and unit.
3

Rebuild and inspect

Ask Adam to read back changed dimensions, inspect affected neighbors, and report new warnings or failures.
4

Save the result

Specify the destination and export format. Keep a recoverable source revision when comparing alternatives.
Change one parameter while preserving the interface

What to review

Check the requested dimensions, number of bodies, hole and slot locations, and rebuild warnings. For an assembly, also check component positions and mating relationships. A screenshot helps explain the change; measurements establish whether it matches the request. STEP can exchange solid geometry but generally does not preserve the original feature history. If you need editable sketches and features, request and inspect the native document as well. Next: make a drawing, review manufacturability, or repair a failed feature.
Last modified on October 14, 2026