Intent fidelity
The result addresses the stated goal, dimensions, constraints, and disclosed assumptions—not merely something visually similar.
Demonstration library
See how CADWiz™ thinks, teaches, and builds
Tutor demonstrations teach each step. Mentor demonstrations help make engineering choices. Wizard demonstrations tackle longer, advanced workflows while keeping decisions and validation visible.
Evidence first: a production brief is not a finished demo. Every card shows whether its CADWiz and FreeCAD recording has actually passed validation.
Three levels, one honest workflow
Choose the kind of help you want to see
Start by choosing how you want CADWiz™ to help. Each level opens into three large demonstration windows. Completed video and model evidence will replace the labeled planning state only after the underlying operation is reproduced and reviewed.
Evaluation standard
What every demonstration has to prove
A polished video is not a successful benchmark. CADWiz must produce an inspectable result, show how it reached that result, and retain enough evidence for someone else to challenge it.
9Production briefs defined
3Advanced benchmark-linked briefs
0Validated recordings published
0Benchmark passes claimed
Process transparency
The plan, choices, approvals, CAD operations, repairs, and limitations remain visible and reviewable.
Editable result
The delivered model preserves useful FreeCAD structure, features, and parameters whenever the workflow allows it.
Engineering verification
Geometry validity, critical measurements, recompute state, requested output, and relevant manufacturing checks are recorded.
Mode fidelity
Tutor teaches the steps, Mentor explains tradeoffs, and Wizard handles the extended workflow without hiding consequential decisions.
Reproducible evidence
The request, source material, resulting model, recording, validation record, and known limits form one traceable evidence package.
Planned means a production brief exists.
Recorded means a real CADWiz and FreeCAD run was captured.
Validated means the result passed its stated checks and retained evidence.
Published means the validated material also passed permissions and public-review gates.
Current benchmark position: the three Wizard demonstrations are benchmark-linked production briefs. They are not recorded passes, comparative claims, or proof of general capability.