Every page, in one list.
For people, and for anything reading the site that would rather not parse XML. The machine version is at /sitemap.xml.
Product
- AI for SOLIDWORKSAn add-in that performs operations, not a chatbot beside the window.
- BOM GeneratorBuilt from assembly structure, ballooned to match the sheet.
- CAD to DrawingViews, dimensions, callouts, BOM, and your title block, generated in one pass.
- DownloadInstall the SOLIDWORKS add-in in about five minutes.
- Drawing to CADDXF and DWG in as a sketch, then built up by instruction as native features.
- HomeThe AI CAD Copilot for SOLIDWORKS.
- IntegrationsSOLIDWORKS today, and what it uses from your existing seat.
- PricingFree, Standard, Professional and Enterprise plans, monthly or yearly.
- Text to CADPrompts that resolve into native SOLIDWORKS features, not an imported mesh.
- Text to DrawingA single prompt that produces views, dimensions, title block and BOM.
Solutions
- Berkeley offerFirst month free for Berkeley students.
- Education3.5M credits a month for $20, on a valid academic address.
- EnterpriseSSO, SCIM directory sync, your drawing standards, your tenancy.
- ProfessionalsFamily-wide edits, rebuild fixes, exports and lookups.
- StudentsAsk, debug and plan inside SOLIDWORKS, $20/month with a valid academic address.
Company
- AboutWho we are, where we are, and why this product exists.
- CareersEngineering roles in San Diego.
- ContactSales, demos, security reviews. We reply within one business day.
- Demo20 minutes, your file, edited live.
- SecurityTraining defaults, the opt-out, per-org isolation, and deployment options.
- StatusLive service status and 90 days of history.
Resources
- BlogTechniques, product notes, and AI CAD practice.
- CADABRA vs AuraPrompt-driven CAD operations against conversational assistance.
- ComparisonsAura, generic text-to-3D, macros, and doing it by hand.
- FAQEvery question, on one page.
- GlossaryAI CAD and mechanical design terms, one paragraph each.
- SitemapA complete, human-readable index of the site.
Legal
Blog
- 5 Best AI Tools for Mechanical Engineers in 2026Explore five of the best AI tools for mechanical engineers, including CADABRA, SOLIDWORKS, Autodesk Fusion, PTC Creo, and Siemens NX.
- Ask Mode: a SOLIDWORKS expert that knows your modelAsk Mode is CADABRA’s read-only assistant for SOLIDWORKS. It answers questions about the open model and pulls live data, materials, and standards from the web.
- Auto-generate engineering drawings and BOMsCADABRA generates production-ready SOLIDWORKS drawings, standard views, BOMs, dimensions, and your title block, in seconds instead of hours.
- CADABRA vs. Traditional CAD Workflows: What Is the Difference?Compare CADABRA with traditional CAD workflows and learn how AI automation can reduce repetitive modeling, drawing, and documentation work.
- DFM and cost estimates at design timeCatch expensive geometry, pull live material and machining rates, and get DFM suggestions while still inside SOLIDWORKS, before the part reaches a quote.
- Edit your SOLIDWORKS model in plain EnglishHow CADABRA turns prompts like "make the wall 3 mm thicker" into real SOLIDWORKS feature operations: sketches edited, dimensions refit, parts rebuilt.
- Stop Googling SOLIDWORKS errorsUse CADABRA’s Ask Mode to resolve SOLIDWORKS rebuild errors, mate failures, missing references, and dangling sketches, in context, without leaving the model.
Guide
- AI CADWhat AI CAD does today, and what it does not.
- AI CAD GeneratorImage, mesh, or native features. Only one of them is a part.
- ChatGPT for CADWhat a general chatbot can do with your model, and what it cannot.
- Free AI CADThe four meanings of free, and where each one runs out.
- Natural Language CADThe pipeline from a sentence to a rebuilt model, and how to write for it.
- SOLIDWORKS AutomationIntent resolved at run time, instead of a macro per variation.
- Text to CAD vs Text to 3DMesh or parametric.
Roadmap
- AI for CATIAIn development. The waitlist decides the order.
- AI for CreoIn development. The waitlist decides the order.
- AI for Fusion 360In development. The waitlist decides the order.
- AI for InventorIn development. The waitlist decides the order.
- AI for NXIn development. The waitlist decides the order.
- AI for OnshapeIn development. The waitlist decides the order.
Documentation
- Account and plansYour account, your workstation, credits, preferences, billing.
- Agent ModeEdits the model. Approval is on by default.
- All ModesWhich modes mutate, which are read-only, and what unlocks them.
- Ask ModeAnswers questions. Cannot modify anything.
- AttachmentsAccepted types, size limits, and what happens to an image.
- BillingSubscriptions, plan changes, extra usage, cancellation.
- CADABRA IssuesAdd-in registration, network, account, refused runs.
- Components and FastenersToolbox, your own files, and nothing to connect.
- Data HandlingThe default by plan, the opt-out, what leaves the machine, deletion.
- Debug ModeForces a rebuild, reads the diagnostics, names the cause.
- Directory SyncSCIM tokens, endpoints, and what does not sync.
- DocumentationInstall, six modes, prompts, standards, account, team, security, troubleshooting.
- Drawing StandardsLearned from your released drawings.
- Drawing to CADA print rebuilt as a feature tree, for an engineer to check.
- Drawings ModeViews, dimensions, callouts, BOM, title block.
- Error MessagesEvery refusal, its cause, and its fix.
- Getting startedRequirements, installation, and a first edit.
- How It WorksThe per-prompt caps, the native operations, and revert.
- Imagine ModeRendered concepts. Pick one and Agent builds it.
- InstallRequirements, the hosts to allow, and what setup checks.
- Modeling RulesWritten once, applied on every run.
- Modessix modes. two of them can change your model.
- Plan ModeA numbered build plan you approve before anything runs.
- Plans and LimitsCredits per plan, what spends them, and the limit.
- PreferencesEvery dashboard setting and what it changes.
- Prompt LibraryCopyable prompts by mode, with what each produces.
- PromptsOperation, reference, number, and a mode that can act on them.
- Seats and MembersAdding people, roles, seats, and the activity log.
- Security and dataAnswering a vendor security questionnaire.
- Single Sign-OnOIDC setup, domain verification, and the claims used.
- SOLIDWORKS ErrorsDebug Mode on a failing document, with worked examples.
- StandardsDrawing conventions, modeling rules, and where a component comes from.
- TeamMembers, roles, seats, sign-on, and directory sync.
- TroubleshootingThe failure, the message, and the fix.
- WorkstationsThe one-machine rule, and how to move.
- Writing PromptsOperation, reference, number. Drop one and it fails.
- Your AccountName, email, password, two-step, device, deletion.
- Your First PromptA read-only check, one small edit, and the two approval settings.