Image or text → real 3D-printable CAD model (STL)
`cad-render` is the OpenSCAD-on-the-Livepeer-network capability: it accepts OpenSCAD source (or a brief the agent compiles into OpenSCAD), runs it headless, and returns `{ stl_url, ... }`. `cad-validate` is the gate — it loads the STL and reports `n_vertices`, `n_faces`, `is_watertight`, `is_winding_consistent`, `is_volume` (true ⇒ a real solid), `euler_number`, `volume_mm3`, `area_mm2`, and `bbox_mm`. The agent renders the 4-view orthographic preview from the returned STL for review (`is_volume: true` is the only thing that gates shipping).
Output
Time
a prompt or a reference image → a watertight, slicer-ready STL + 4-view render + printability report in 60–180s
Budget
$0.05–$0.50 per part (priced per render + per refine pass)
Reliability
4.9
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what the part is, WITH real dimensions in mm — e.g. "a phone stand
OPTIONAL — drive from an image instead of (or alongside) the text.
OPTIONAL but the one worth answering — does it clip onto a real
clamp to your printer's build volume (≤256 for most FDM beds)
printable wall floor — 1.2 is the absolute minimum on a 0.4mm
how many critique → re-render loops before the gate (1–3; each ~$0.05–0.15)
OPTIONAL — nozzle / material / supports, e.g. "0.4mm nozzle, PLA,