How it works

Foe: Clay Golem, a model or part that isn't shaped yet.

Clay Golem

1. Clay Golem

   The Clay Golem blocks the way.

   What really happensIt stands for a model or part that isn't shaped yet.

   Architect: Context 100/100.

2. Slump

   The unshaped clay slams down.

   What really happensA model or part takes pass after pass before it holds its shape.

   Architect takes 13. Architect: Context 87/100.

3. OpenSCAD Design

   The hero reads the OpenSCAD scroll before trusting any picture.

   What really happensThe agent loads the openscad-design skill, bundled with the openscad-mcp plugin, when you ask for a parametric part or a change to a .scad file.

   Clay Golem takes 19.

4. OpenSCAD Design

   Named sizes are cut into the clay before any solid is trusted.

   What really happensIt states units (millimetres), print orientation, and origin, then puts dimensions the user might change into named variables.

   Clay Golem takes 39.

5. Slump

   The Clay Golem uses Slump.

   Architect takes 13. Architect: Context 74/100.

6. OpenSCAD Design

   A measure ward rejects a pretty render of a broken part.

   What really happensvalidate(mode=syntax) runs first. measure returns bbox, volume, and watertightness. A render is only for errors numbers miss.

   Clay Golem takes 10. Architect: Ward.

7. OpenSCAD Design

   The Clay Golem drops an STL or 3MF once the numbers agree.

   What really happensexport_model runs last. STL for printing, 3MF when you want units and metadata. Assemblies can be checked for interference before that.

   Clay Golem takes 32. Clay Golem falls.

8. Victory

   The Clay Golem falls.