Disclosure: I'm the developer, and I asked the mods before posting (thanks to them for the OK). It's free and MIT-licensed: no paid tier, no affiliate links, nothing to sell. CAD Studio is a Mac app where you describe a functional part in plain English and a coding agent (Claude Code or Codex, using your own plan) writes a parametric CAD model for it. You get STEP, 3MF and STL, ISO drawings, and a print plate with every part laid flat in print orientation. One click opens the plate in your slicer (Orca-Flashforge, PrusaSlicer, whatever your default is). For example, a push-to-open drawer latch (housing, lid, a plunger with a heart-shaped cam groove, a follower pin and a printed serpentine spring) came from a single prompt. Every dimension is a named parameter, so you can tweak clearances with sliders and re-export without another request. What would you design with it for your FlashForge? Honest feedback welcome, especially where it gets things wrong. Source: https://github.com/filippofinke/cad-studio Demo video: https://filippofinke.github.io/cad-studio/   submitted by   /u/filippofinke   to   r/FlashForge [link]   [comments]