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Agent API

What is it?

The Agent API is a CAD-focused LLM agent that is easily accessible through a web-based interface. Its primary use-case is for creating CAD models, but you can also ask it common (and uncommon!) CAD questions, ideate alongside it, and even analyze particular aspects of a CAD model using FEA and other tools available to it.

Our flagship product that uses Agent API is Zookeeper, as you may have heard. Zookeeper is constantly changing, getting updates and new tools to augment its abilities. If you haven't already, give it a spin.

An API Even An LLM Agent Could Love

Our APIs are all created from the ground-up with humans and LLMs in mind. When the foundation of your technologies has low cognitive overhead, it makes building more sophisticated and complex applications easier.

As with the Engine API, our SDKs and web API are all derived from an OpenAPI specification, the "source of truth" that itself comes from our server-code. When we update our code, you get the changes for free, without effort.

Understanding The World With More Than Text

LLMs are good at pattern matching text, but not so much visual or spatial information, although they are getting better with time.

What sets Zookeeper apart from competitors is we've actually given LLMs virtual eyes and other reasoning capabilities and context to navigate and understand space.

Zookeeper having access to all the intricacies of our stack, it's able to understand what's up and what's down. It's able to understand when a bolt hole is not in the correct position. While it can take some time, eventually, the model walks itself to a correct solution.

Powerful Remote Compute

As with the Engine API, the Agent API is run on powerful remote machines that take on all the computational load. Instead of running analysis tooling or visual checks on your own machine, we leverage our existing infrastructure to do that for you. When used correctly in tandem with our other APIs, this leads to locally power-efficient applications.

What will you build?

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