@vcad/mcp 0.9.4-main.71 → 0.9.4-main.72

package/README.md

@@ -6,4 +6,4 @@ vcad's MCP server as a self-contained bundle (server + BRep kernel WASM).
 { "mcpServers": { "vcad": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@vcad/mcp"] } } }
 ```
 
-Built from db132e1acce8719160880940ad8f1445aaf18354 at 2026-08-16T20:09:58.430Z. Source: https://github.com/ecto/vcad
+Built from 150875476b916d4e772bdeb33726c543ccf2756d at 2026-08-17T03:05:59.733Z. Source: https://github.com/ecto/vcad

package/index.mjs

@@ -41559,6 +41559,25 @@ var init_CHANGELOG = __esm({
             "rendering"
           ]
         },
+        {
+          id: "2026-08-16-loon-sheet-metal-bindings",
+          version: "0.9.4",
+          date: "2026-08-16",
+          category: "feat",
+          title: "Loon can author sheet metal, faceting and imports",
+          summary: "Sheet-metal chains, pinned segment counts and vendor STEP/STL imports are now expressible in loon, so a bent part carries its bends and unfolds exactly instead of having them inferred back out of the solid.",
+          features: [
+            "loon",
+            "sheet-metal",
+            "import",
+            "tessellation"
+          ],
+          mcpTools: [
+            "create_cad_loon",
+            "sheet_metal_unfold",
+            "flat_pattern_from_solid"
+          ]
+        },
         {
           id: "2026-08-16-cli-loon-input-everywhere",
           version: "0.9.4",
@@ -49705,7 +49724,21 @@ var init_loon_macros = __esm({
       "type",
       "assembly",
       "part",
-      "instance"
+      "instance",
+      "cylinder-n",
+      "sphere-n",
+      "cone-n",
+      "torus-n",
+      "import-step",
+      "import-step-body",
+      "import-mesh",
+      "import-mesh-scaled",
+      "sheet-base-flange-rect",
+      "sheet-base-flange",
+      "sheet-edge-flange",
+      "sheet-jog",
+      "sheet-hem",
+      "sheet-bend-relief"
     ]);
     registry2 = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
     hydrated = false;
@@ -50088,12 +50121,27 @@ function createCadLoon(input, engine) {
     const text2 = Object.keys(modules).length ? "Error: this kernel build cannot resolve loon modules ([use ...]) \u2014 update the kernel, or inline the modules into `source`" : "Error: Loon evaluation not supported by this engine build";
     return { content: [{ type: "text", text: text2 }] };
   }
-  const text = format === "json" ? JSON.stringify(doc, null, 2) : toVCode2(doc);
+  const { text, fellBack } = serializeDocument2(doc, format);
   const content = [{ type: "text", text }];
+  if (fellBack) {
+    content.push({
+      type: "text",
+      text: `Note: returned the JSON IR instead of VCode \u2014 this document uses ops VCode cannot express (${fellBack}). The document itself is complete and every downstream tool works on it; only the compact text form is unavailable.`
+    });
+  }
   const note = parametricNote(source, modules, engine, doc);
   if (note) content.push({ type: "text", text: note });
   return { content };
 }
+function serializeDocument2(doc, format) {
+  if (format === "json") return { text: JSON.stringify(doc, null, 2), fellBack: null };
+  try {
+    return { text: toVCode2(doc), fellBack: null };
+  } catch (e) {
+    const why = e instanceof Error ? e.message : String(e);
+    return { text: JSON.stringify(doc, null, 2), fellBack: why };
+  }
+}
 function parametricNote(source, modules, engine, doc) {
   const names = Object.keys(doc.parameters ?? {}).sort();
   if (!names.length) return null;
@@ -50189,7 +50237,7 @@ var init_loon = __esm({
       {
         name: "create_cad_loon",
         pack: null,
-        description: 'The preferred authoring tool for whole parts and multi-feature models \u2014 one call, full vocabulary. Create a CAD document from loon source code. Loon is a Lisp-like language for parametric CAD \u2014 the FULL modeling vocabulary (patterns, sketches, extrude/revolve/sweep/loft, assemblies) is available here even where no dedicated MCP tool exists. For incremental single-node edits to an open session, use create/update/delete instead.\n\nPrimitives: [cube x y z], [cylinder r h], [sphere r], [cone r-bottom r-top h], [torus major-r minor-r], [wedge x y z], [prism sides radius height]\nBooleans (subject-last): [difference tool subject], [union other subject], [intersection other subject]\nTransforms (subject-last): [translate x y z s], [rotate rx ry rz s], [scale sx sy sz s], [mirror ox oy oz nx ny nz s] (plane through the origin point with that normal) \u2014 plus the axis sugar [mirror-x s] / [mirror-y s] / [mirror-z s], which mirror through the origin, negating that one coordinate. NEVER hand-mirror by negating coordinates; use these.\nFeatures: [fillet r s], [chamfer d s], [shell t s]\nPatterns (subject-last): [linear-pattern dx dy dz count spacing s], [circular-pattern ox oy oz ax ay az count angle s] \u2014 e.g. a bolt circle is [circular-pattern 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 360 bolt-hole]\nSymmetric patterns (subject-last): [mirror-pattern nx ny nz s] and its sugar [mirror-pattern-x s] / -y / -z union a solid with its mirror image (a left/right pair in one expression, so the halves can\'t drift apart); [quad-pattern s] is the 4-fold X-and-Y version \u2014 a quadruped\'s legs, a 4-post frame, a vehicle chassis\nSketches: [sketch ox oy oz xx xy xz yx yy yz #[segments]] with [line x1 y1 x2 y2] and [arc x1 y1 x2 y2 cx cy ccw]\nSketch ops (sketch-last): [extrude dx dy dz sk], [revolve aox aoy aoz adx ady adz angle sk], [sweep-line sx sy sz ex ey ez sk], [sweep-helix radius pitch height turns sk], [loft #[sk1 sk2 \u2026]], [loft-closed #[sk1 sk2 \u2026]]\nAssemblies: [assembly #[parts] #[instances] #[joints] ground-id] with [part name solid "material"], [instance name part-name x y z], [revolute-joint \u2026], [prismatic-joint \u2026], [fixed-joint \u2026], [ball-joint \u2026]\nAssembly symmetry: author ONE side as an assembly, then [mirror-group-x "-r" side] (or -y / -z) returns it plus a mirrored, suffixed copy \u2014 parts reflected, placements and joint anchors mirrored, and joint axes flipped by the correct rule (a hinge across its own mirror normal keeps its axis; the other two flip), so the same joint state drives both sides symmetrically. Splice it back with [assembly-join chassis mirrored]. NEVER hand-mirror an assembly.\nPipe: [pipe [cube 50 30 5] [difference [cylinder 3 10]] [fillet 1.0]]\nLet bindings: [let body [cube 50 30 5]] \u2014 note these are inlined and do NOT survive into the document; use [defparam ...] for a value you want to change later\nParameters (survive into the document and are settable afterwards with set_parameters, and differentiable with parameter_gradient): [defparam pitch_axis_x 310.0], [defparam wall "bore * 0.2"] for derived values, plus optional :unit/:min/:max/:description. Names must be identifier-safe (underscores, not dashes)\nDatums \u2014 named reference geometry, so two parts cannot each hold their own copy of a shared plane: [datum-plane "femur_inner" y 131.0], [datum-axis "pitch" x 0 0 310], [datum-point "hip" 0 0 310], read back with [datum "femur_inner"], [datum+ "femur_inner" 3.0] (3 mm outboard), [datum-x/-y/-z "pitch"]\nStacks \u2014 declarative packing, where each running clearance is a named value instead of an arbitrary number: [stack y "leg" 131.0 [lane "femur_inner" 5.0] [gap "idler_run" 1.0] [lane "idler_boss" 3.0]] declares datum planes leg_femur_inner_lo/_hi, leg_idler_boss_lo/_hi and leg_end; widening leg_idler_run slides everything outboard of it\nScene: [root solid "material-name"], with [material name r g b metallic roughness] to define one\nModules: [use bracket] then [bracket.plate] \u2014 multi-file projects work here, with sources passed in `modules` (or read from `base_dir`); [use bracket :as b] aliases, [use bracket [plate]] imports selectively, and `pub` in a module picks what it exports',
+        description: 'The preferred authoring tool for whole parts and multi-feature models \u2014 one call, full vocabulary. Create a CAD document from loon source code. Loon is a Lisp-like language for parametric CAD \u2014 the FULL modeling vocabulary (patterns, sketches, extrude/revolve/sweep/loft, assemblies) is available here even where no dedicated MCP tool exists. For incremental single-node edits to an open session, use create/update/delete instead.\n\nPrimitives: [cube x y z], [cylinder r h], [sphere r], [cone r-bottom r-top h], [torus major-r minor-r], [wedge x y z], [prism sides radius height]. Segment count is the kernel default (32); pin it with [cylinder-n r h n] / [sphere-n r n] / [cone-n rb rt h n] / [torus-n R r n] where the facets are load-bearing (a bore that must accept a real shaft)\nImports \u2014 place a purchased part instead of approximating it, so fit checks test the real envelope and not one you invented: [import-step "vendor/x6-60.step"], [import-step-body path index] for a multi-body file, [import-mesh "part.stl"], [import-mesh-scaled sx sy sz path]. Relative paths resolve against base_dir / the module source\nSheet metal (subject-last, so it threads through pipe) \u2014 author a cut-and-bent part as a bend chain and it KEEPS its bends, so sheet_metal_unfold is exact instead of inferred back out of a solid by flat_pattern_from_solid: [sheet-base-flange-rect width depth thickness "al-soft"] (or [sheet-base-flange #[x0 y0 \u2026] #[holes] t material] for an arbitrary outline) then [sheet-edge-flange edge length angle-deg s], [sheet-jog edge offset length s], [sheet-hem edge length s], [sheet-bend-relief s]. `edge` is an outline index, or "south"/"east"/"north"/"west" on a rectangular base flange (edge 0 is the -Y edge, CCW from there). Each has an -at form taking panel id, radius, direction ("up"/"down") and K-factor, where 0.0 means the default; -shop variants resolve every bend through a shop table. Sheet nodes are a bend graph, NOT solids \u2014 never union, transform or fillet them\nBooleans (subject-last): [difference tool subject], [union other subject], [intersection other subject]\nTransforms (subject-last): [translate x y z s], [rotate rx ry rz s], [scale sx sy sz s], [mirror ox oy oz nx ny nz s] (plane through the origin point with that normal) \u2014 plus the axis sugar [mirror-x s] / [mirror-y s] / [mirror-z s], which mirror through the origin, negating that one coordinate. NEVER hand-mirror by negating coordinates; use these.\nFeatures: [fillet r s], [chamfer d s], [shell t s]\nPatterns (subject-last): [linear-pattern dx dy dz count spacing s], [circular-pattern ox oy oz ax ay az count angle s] \u2014 e.g. a bolt circle is [circular-pattern 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 360 bolt-hole]\nSymmetric patterns (subject-last): [mirror-pattern nx ny nz s] and its sugar [mirror-pattern-x s] / -y / -z union a solid with its mirror image (a left/right pair in one expression, so the halves can\'t drift apart); [quad-pattern s] is the 4-fold X-and-Y version \u2014 a quadruped\'s legs, a 4-post frame, a vehicle chassis\nSketches: [sketch ox oy oz xx xy xz yx yy yz #[segments]] with [line x1 y1 x2 y2] and [arc x1 y1 x2 y2 cx cy ccw]\nSketch ops (sketch-last): [extrude dx dy dz sk], [revolve aox aoy aoz adx ady adz angle sk], [sweep-line sx sy sz ex ey ez sk], [sweep-helix radius pitch height turns sk], [loft #[sk1 sk2 \u2026]], [loft-closed #[sk1 sk2 \u2026]]\nAssemblies: [assembly #[parts] #[instances] #[joints] ground-id] with [part name solid "material"], [instance name part-name x y z], [revolute-joint \u2026], [prismatic-joint \u2026], [fixed-joint \u2026], [ball-joint \u2026]\nAssembly symmetry: author ONE side as an assembly, then [mirror-group-x "-r" side] (or -y / -z) returns it plus a mirrored, suffixed copy \u2014 parts reflected, placements and joint anchors mirrored, and joint axes flipped by the correct rule (a hinge across its own mirror normal keeps its axis; the other two flip), so the same joint state drives both sides symmetrically. Splice it back with [assembly-join chassis mirrored]. NEVER hand-mirror an assembly.\nPipe: [pipe [cube 50 30 5] [difference [cylinder 3 10]] [fillet 1.0]]\nLet bindings: [let body [cube 50 30 5]] \u2014 note these are inlined and do NOT survive into the document; use [defparam ...] for a value you want to change later\nParameters (survive into the document and are settable afterwards with set_parameters, and differentiable with parameter_gradient): [defparam pitch_axis_x 310.0], [defparam wall "bore * 0.2"] for derived values, plus optional :unit/:min/:max/:description. Names must be identifier-safe (underscores, not dashes)\nDatums \u2014 named reference geometry, so two parts cannot each hold their own copy of a shared plane: [datum-plane "femur_inner" y 131.0], [datum-axis "pitch" x 0 0 310], [datum-point "hip" 0 0 310], read back with [datum "femur_inner"], [datum+ "femur_inner" 3.0] (3 mm outboard), [datum-x/-y/-z "pitch"]\nStacks \u2014 declarative packing, where each running clearance is a named value instead of an arbitrary number: [stack y "leg" 131.0 [lane "femur_inner" 5.0] [gap "idler_run" 1.0] [lane "idler_boss" 3.0]] declares datum planes leg_femur_inner_lo/_hi, leg_idler_boss_lo/_hi and leg_end; widening leg_idler_run slides everything outboard of it\nScene: [root solid "material-name"], with [material name r g b metallic roughness] to define one\nModules: [use bracket] then [bracket.plate] \u2014 multi-file projects work here, with sources passed in `modules` (or read from `base_dir`); [use bracket :as b] aliases, [use bracket [plate]] imports selectively, and `pub` in a module picks what it exports',
         inputSchema: createCadLoonSchema,
         handler: async (args, ctx) => {
           const useLoons = Array.isArray(args.use_loons) ? args.use_loons : void 0;
@@ -83601,8 +83649,8 @@ var init_server3 = __esm({
     init_order_feed();
     init_animate();
     PKG_VERSION = (() => {
-      if ("0.9.4-main.71") {
-        return "0.9.4-main.71";
+      if ("0.9.4-main.72") {
+        return "0.9.4-main.72";
       }
       try {
         const req = createRequire2(import.meta.url);
@@ -83611,8 +83659,8 @@ var init_server3 = __esm({
         return "0.0.0";
       }
     })();
-    BUILD_SHA = "db132e1acce8719160880940ad8f1445aaf18354";
-    BUILD_TIME = "2026-08-16T20:09:58.430Z";
+    BUILD_SHA = "150875476b916d4e772bdeb33726c543ccf2756d";
+    BUILD_TIME = "2026-08-17T03:05:59.733Z";
     SHORT_SHA = BUILD_SHA === "unknown" ? "unknown" : BUILD_SHA.slice(0, 7);
     VERSION_WITH_BUILD = SHORT_SHA === "unknown" ? PKG_VERSION : `${PKG_VERSION}+${SHORT_SHA}`;
     INSTANCE_ID = randomUUID7().slice(0, 8);

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@vcad/mcp",
-  "version": "0.9.4-main.71",
+  "version": "0.9.4-main.72",
   "description": "vcad MCP server — parametric CAD + PCB design tools for AI agents (self-contained: bundled server + kernel WASM)",
   "license": "MIT",
   "type": "module",
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
   },
   "homepage": "https://vcad.io",
   "vcadBuild": {
-    "sha": "db132e1acce8719160880940ad8f1445aaf18354",
-    "builtAt": "2026-08-16T20:09:58.430Z"
+    "sha": "150875476b916d4e772bdeb33726c543ccf2756d",
+    "builtAt": "2026-08-17T03:05:59.733Z"
   }
 }