The AI-powered studio that takes you from schematic to motion. Electronics, mechanics, simulation and motion design in one place.
Describe a project in your own words. The agent will set up your workspace and get started.

Describe your circuit. The AI agent places components, wires them up, and generates the BOM.
The desktop app adds a command line that gives Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor or any other coding agent the same tools as the built-in assistant. The model is not billed, so credits go further, the work shows up in the window, and screenshots and simulations run locally.
* Compared with the built-in assistant in an editor; long-running server jobs are billed separately from agent actions. Copies a one-line prompt to paste into your agent; the instructions live in AGENT.md. Open source, MIT licensed. Archives are unsigned; build from source or read the guide.

Just tell the agent what you need. Boards, components, mechanical parts, physics constraints: everything flows from a simple description. The AI generates, iterates, and builds without you touching a CAD file.



Scenes can start from a ready-made robot instead of a workspace built from scratch: pick one from the MuJoCo Menagerie library, or upload a MuJoCo model archive. Either becomes an ordinary mechanics workspace in the project.

When an AI agent generates a schematic, simulation is how it checks its own work: that parts are connected in the right order, that power and ground reach everything, and that nothing is overloaded. Covers how it works, interactive components, oscilloscope probing, component burnout, how it differs from SPICE, and why a passing simulation is a reason to build and test rather than proof of correctness.
A walkthrough of bringing an external STEP file into a mechanics workspace, splitting a multi-body file into separate parts, and having an AI agent reverse-engineer a part into an editable script. Covers what is editable and what stays fixed.
Share what you're building, get help, and follow along as we ship new features.
Design electronics, model parts, simulate physics, and teach motion, all in one place, all powered by AI agents.