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Well that can't be good.

Rapidcam.app is a CAD / CAM for CNC and laser. The file format is designed for LLMs and for version control. The app has a in-built prompt generator and solver so you can use your own LLM.

https://rapidcam.app CNC and laser CAD/CAM for both quick designs and full 2.5D parametric models. Free and runs entirely client side in the browser with no log in required.

The file format is open source, designed for LLMs and for source control. The app has a visual diff system built in.

I designed RapidCAM for me as none of the available options really met my needs. Happy to see that other people are now using it.


Fuck that shit

Poor guy ahahahaa

I've been making Rapidcam.app. The file schema is open source and json format designed for AI to be able to write directly. The format is also designed for version control. The focus is 2.5D parametric mostly for 3 or 4 axis CNC.

Interesting. I think if AI is useful at all it will be useful in a partly-GUI context, so I am encouraged.

At a glance, not sure how you're approaching constraints, and what luck you've had with getting language models to be able to juggle them?


You could say the same thing about libraries and education.

What is the point of the app if it cannot do anything other than cloud based tasks?

I had a job going to various store locations and running defragment on point of sale computers. It was incredibly zen.


Before enlightenment

Chop wood, defragment

After enlightenment

Chop wood, defragment


If I am luchky, yes!


Ah, the glory days of finding interrupts, network cards that literally caught on fire, hunting down that one screamer that took down the whole LAN. I don't know why we glorify nostalgia, it was cool at the time but not great. Especially horrible was the Novell 'priesthood' who refused to share any information for fear of giving up power.


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