Cloud CAD MCP · Open source

Build, inspect, and refine Onshape with AI.

Ultron connects MCP-capable coding agents—including Codex and Claude Code—to real Onshape documents, combining parametric modelling with structured results, multi-view rendering, and a verify-after-every-change workflow.

≈60 tools MIT licence Cloud execution
PART STUDIO / ROOKVERIFIED
Front, isometric, and top views of a chess rook created through the Ultron Onshape MCP workflow
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The model is the evidence.Three verified views of the finished rook.

A tighter CAD loop

Every modelling step should prove what changed.

  1. 01

    Describe

    Start from a written brief, dimensions, or a reference image.

  2. 02

    Build

    Create sketches and parametric features in the real Onshape document.

  3. 03

    Read the truth

    Structured mutation results expose changes, warnings, and regeneration failures.

  4. 04

    See and correct

    Render multiple views, compare geometry, and refine the next operation.

Roughly 60 tools

More than a primitive-by-primitive builder.

PARAMETRIC CAD

Sketches, extrudes, revolves, booleans, fillets, chamfers, patterns, and first-class Variable Studios.

Build editable geometry and change named dimensions without starting again.

VISION

Multi-view rendering

Return front, top, right, and isometric views so the AI can inspect its work.

REFERENCE

Image comparison

Load a drawing or photo, crop into features, and compare it with the current model.

ASSEMBLY

Mates and interference

Place instances, create supported mates, align components, and check bounding boxes.

ESCAPE HATCH

FeatureScript

Use custom features when the normal modelling surface is not expressive enough.

OUTPUT

Measure and export

Inspect entities and mass properties, then export common CAD and mesh formats.

FEEDBACK

Geometric diffs and hints

See bounding-box, part-count, and mass changes with recovery hints for known failures.

Before you connect

Four pieces, one cloud workflow.

Ultron uses your Onshape account and API credentials to work with documents you choose. Credentials should stay in the operating-system keychain and never appear in a public issue.

Open the complete setup guide →
  1. 1
    Onshape account

    Access to the documents you want to use.

  2. 2
    API key and secret

    A developer-portal key pair with appropriate access.

  3. 3
    Agentic coding tool

    Codex, Claude Code, or another MCP-capable client.

  4. 4
    uv

    The Python project and MCP server runtime.

Support and development

Share the failure—not your secret key.

For a useful report, include the failing tool, compact response, expected result, and a safe document or minimal reproduction. Remove API credentials and private document details first.