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“An ESP32 dev board with USB-C, a LiPo charger, and a Qwiic connector.”
// open source · the LLVM of design
The LLVM of Design
A universal compiler that lets AI agents generate real KiCad boards, FreeCAD parts, and Blender scenes from natural language — no proprietary formats, no special training.
Claude Code
$ curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/andresparraarze/ForgeLab/main/scripts/install-claude-code.sh | bashGive Hermes this prompt:Paste this into your agent — it handles the rest.
Install ForgeLab on this machine. Clone https://github.com/andresparraarze/ForgeLab, create a venv at ~/.forgelab/venv, install forgelab[mcp,agent] into it, start the MCP server with streamable-http transport on port 8001, and confirm the tools are available by calling list_domains. Then tell me what domains are supported.Give OpenClaw this prompt:Paste this into your agent — it handles the rest.
Install ForgeLab and add it to your MCP configuration. Clone https://github.com/andresparraarze/ForgeLab, create a venv at ~/.forgelab/venv, install forgelab[mcp,agent], add the stdio MCP server to your config at ~/.forgelab/venv/bin/forgelab-mcp --transport stdio, verify by calling list_domains, and confirm what design domains are available.What it does
Built with ForgeLab
Real artifacts compiled from a single prompt. More examples — with images and video — coming soon.
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“A 4-channel relay HAT for Raspberry Pi with screw terminals.”
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“A parametric enclosure for a 100×60mm PCB with M3 standoffs.”
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“A NEMA 17 stepper-motor mounting bracket with cable strain relief.”
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“A low-poly forest scene with volumetric morning fog.”
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“A procedural sci-fi corridor with emissive panel lighting.”