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According to a post on X by @dextune, SolidCraft, an open-source parametric 3D CAD tool written in Rust, now keeps up to eight renders per design and lets users compare them with a draggable slider. The tool can also run as an MCP server for AI agents. Large designs open in the web app without freezing, and the 0.30.1 patch fixes a browser black screen and adds security fixes, though the excerpt cuts off before giving details.
According to a post on X by @dextune, SolidCraft, an open-source parametric 3D CAD tool written in Rust, now keeps up to eight renders per design and lets users compare them with a draggable slider. The tool can also run as an MCP server for AI agents. Large designs open in the web app without freezing, and the 0.30.1 patch fixes a browser black screen and adds security fixes, though the excerpt cuts off before giving details.
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SolidCraft, an open-source parametric 3D CAD tool written in Rust that can also run as an MCP server for AI agents, now keeps up to eight renders per design and lets users compare them with a draggable slider. Large designs open in the web app without freezing, and the 0.30.1 patch fixes a browser black screen and...
Users of SolidCraft can keep and compare several renders of a design in one place, and developers who connect AI agents to the tool through MCP get a server option. The post does not give adoption numbers or full release notes, so readers who rely on the tool should check the official changelog for the security fixes and the scope of the browser fix.
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