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How it works

The Vision
for Parametra.

Type what you need or drop in a drawing. We'll handle the CAD.

ASME Drawing

Direct Prompt

Under the hood

The Parametra Pipeline

reading input

Layer 01

NLM Processor

Reads your input — whether it's a drawing or plain text — and figures out what you're actually trying to build

extracting geometry

Layer 02

Interpreter

Breaks that down into real geometry. Holes, profiles, extrusions — the stuff CAD actually needs

resolving intent

Layer 03

Reasoning Engine

Fills in the gaps. Resolves what's implied, catches what doesn't add up, and makes sure the design holds together

running pipeline

Layer 04

Execution Layer

Drives the agent pipeline start to finish — sketch, extrude, fillet, edit — until the part is done

Output

Your Model in Onshape

A real part lands in your Onshape document — features, constraints, geometry all there. Yours to tweak however you want.

Where we're headed

Beyond Onshape.
Every CAD tool, one platform.

Prompt-to-model is just the start. Parametra connects every major CAD environment in one place.

Cross-Platform

Universal CAD Translation

Working in SolidWorks? Fusion 360? CATIA? Parametra reads your model and rebuilds it — natively — in any other environment. No manual re-modeling. No lost constraints.

SolidWorks
Fusion 360
CATIA
FreeCAD
Any target platform

Phase 1 — Coming Soon

Onshape Native Integration

Our first integration runs directly inside Onshape. Describe a part, drop in a drawing, and a multi-agent pipeline builds the full parametric model in your document — sketch, extrude, fillet, and all.

Already working in SolidWorks or another tool? Import your model into Parametra and continue in Onshape — no rebuilding required.

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v1.5.1.1

Generative Artificial Intelligence can make mistakes. Although we have made a very strong effort to make Parametra as deterministic as possible, we are still operating with a Large Language Model. Please review all the models it produces in detail.