brepjs 18.97.2 → 18.98.0

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -103,22 +103,22 @@ Layer 0 kernel/, utils/ WASM bindings
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  Imports flow downward only. Boundaries are enforced in CI.
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- ## Authoring CAD with AI (brepjs-verify)
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+ ## Authoring CAD with AI (brepjs-cad)
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- [`brepjs-verify`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/brepjs-verify) helps an AI agent (or you) author CAD in brepjs and **prove it is correct** before handing it off. An LLM can't see geometry, so it writes a `.brep.ts` part, runs it on a real kernel, and reads a deterministic report instead of guessing from how the code reads. It ships as two cooperating pieces: a **Claude Code skill** (the authoring loop) and a **verification CLI** (validity + measured dimensions + multi-view snapshots + STEP export).
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+ [`brepjs-cad`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/brepjs-cad) helps an AI agent (or you) author CAD in brepjs and **prove it is correct** before handing it off. An LLM can't see geometry, so it writes a `.brep.ts` part, runs it on a real kernel, and reads a deterministic report instead of guessing from how the code reads. It ships as two cooperating pieces: a **Claude Code skill** (the authoring loop) and a **verification CLI** (validity + measured dimensions + multi-view snapshots + STEP export).
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  Install both; they ride on two rails:
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  ```bash
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  # 1. The skill - Claude Code plugin (delivered via this repo's marketplace)
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  /plugin marketplace add andymai/brepjs
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- /plugin install brepjs-verify@brepjs
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+ /plugin install brepjs@brepjs
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  # 2. The runtime - the CLI the skill drives
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- npm i -D brepjs-verify
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+ npm i -D brepjs-cad
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  ```
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- `brepjs-verify` bundles its own `brepjs` + `occt-wasm`, so it runs in an empty directory; inside an existing brepjs project it prefers your installed versions so verified parts match what you ship. A model is a module that default-exports a zero-arg function returning a shape:
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+ `brepjs-cad` bundles its own `brepjs` + `occt-wasm`, so it runs in an empty directory; inside an existing brepjs project it prefers your installed versions so verified parts match what you ship. A model is a module that default-exports a zero-arg function returning a shape:
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  ```typescript
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  // bracket.brep.ts
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  ```
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  ```bash
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- npx -y brepjs-verify bracket.brep.ts --check --step bracket.step --json report.json
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+ npx -y -p brepjs-cad brep bracket.brep.ts --check --step bracket.step --json report.json
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  ```
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- The command exits non-zero unless the report is `ok` (valid **and** every declared dimension within tolerance), so it drops straight into CI or an agent loop. For MCP-capable agents the package also ships a stdio MCP server (`brepjs-verify-mcp`) exposing the same build-and-verify step as a `run_program` tool. See the [**Authoring with AI**](https://brepjs.dev/agent/overview) guide for the full loop, CLI reference, the MCP server, examples, and the measurement eval.
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+ The command exits non-zero unless the report is `ok` (valid **and** every declared dimension within tolerance), so it drops straight into CI or an agent loop. For MCP-capable agents the package also ships a stdio MCP server (`brep-mcp`) exposing the same build-and-verify step as a `run_program` tool. See the [**Authoring with AI**](https://brepjs.dev/agent/overview) guide for the full loop, CLI reference, the MCP server, examples, and the measurement eval.
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  ## Projects Using brepjs
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  /**
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  * Per-face material selector. Called once per face group; return a material to
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  * paint that face, or `undefined` to leave it at the glTF default. Consumed by
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- * tooling (e.g. brepjs-verify's `export const materials`) that has the mesh and
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+ * tooling (e.g. brepjs-cad's `export const materials`) that has the mesh and
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  * builds the faceId→material map passed to {@link GltfExportOptions.materials}.
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  */
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  export type MaterialFn = (face: GltfFace) => GltfMaterial | undefined;
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  "name": "brepjs",
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- "version": "18.97.2",
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+ "version": "18.98.0",
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  "description": "Web CAD library with pluggable geometry kernel",
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  "keywords": [
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  "cad",
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  "packages/brepjs-manifold",
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  "packages/brepjs-voxel-wasm",
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  "packages/brepjs-voxel",
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- "packages/brepjs-verify",
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+ "packages/brepjs-cad",
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  "packages/brepjs-viewer",
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  "packages/brepjs-vscode",
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  "apps/playground",