Adam CAD Copilot

What is Adam CAD Copilot?

Adam CAD Copilot is an AI assistant that lives directly inside Onshape and Autodesk Fusion, bringing prompt-driven CAD help into the tools mechanical engineers already use. Instead of generating disconnected concept images, Adam works with your actual design environment—editing parts, referencing selected geometry, cleaning up feature trees, and keeping every result fully editable. It's built to replace granular clicks with natural language prompts, making CAD changes faster without sacrificing control.

Who it's for

• Hardware teams – accelerate design iterations by turning high-level prompts into real CAD changes inside your existing workflow
• Mechanical engineers – reduce repetitive modeling tasks and keep your feature trees clean and robust without leaving Onshape or Fusion
• Founders and creators – prototype faster with AI that understands design intent and produces editable, parametrized models

Key features

Part Editing

Replace a series of manual clicks with a single prompt. Describe the change you want, and Adam executes it directly on your model, keeping the result editable and native to your CAD environment.

Selection Context

Adam uses the geometry you've already selected to interpret your commands. A high-level instruction like "add a fillet here" becomes an actual feature, because the copilot understands what "here" means in your current design.

Feature Tree Optimization

Duplicate or redundant features clutter your model history. Adam finds these and merges them, making your feature tree more robust and easier to navigate for future edits.

Parametrization

Convert ad-hoc models into parametrized designs by setting distinct variables that cascade throughout your design. This turns one-off geometry into a reusable, adjustable part.

What stands out

Adam doesn't just generate images—it edits your real CAD, inside your real tools, and keeps everything editable.

Most AI design tools produce static renders or concept art that can't be used in engineering workflows. Adam operates natively inside Onshape and Autodesk Fusion, meaning every change it makes is a real, editable feature in your model tree. It respects your design context, selected geometry, and feature history, so you get AI assistance without losing control over the engineering process.

Worth checking out if…

You're a mechanical engineer, hardware team member, or founder who wants to speed up CAD work without switching tools or losing editability. If you spend time on repetitive modeling tasks, cleaning up messy feature trees, or converting ad-hoc designs into parametrized models, Adam fits directly into your existing workflow. It's especially useful for teams using Onshape or Autodesk Fusion who want AI that understands engineering context—not just image generation.