Keep your design in Onshape. Ask Adam for the next change.

Onshape documents hold more than a shape. Part Studios, features, variables, and assembly structure provide the context for a useful change. Tell Adam which document and tab to work in, and make the constraints explicit.

For a fit adjustment, specify the mating dimensions and clearance. For a family of parts, identify the variables that should drive the variants. For an assembly question, point to the relevant instances and mates.

• Inspect features and dimensions before changing them.
• Use selected geometry to narrow the task in the extension.
• Review the resulting features and regenerate the model.

The account connection lets Adam work with Onshape documents your account can access. You do not need the desktop connector for this web connection, and Onshape does not need to remain open for account-based access.

The Onshape extension adds context from the document and selection you are viewing. Keep that tab open while working through the extension. The tasks are also available in Adam's web app.

A model is easier to maintain when a small set of named dimensions drives the geometry. Ask Adam to identify repeated dimensions, explain dependencies, and propose a variable scheme before restructuring a Part Studio.

Review each meaningful change in the feature list. An imported solid and a native parametric model are different starting points; rebuilding design intent takes more than opening a neutral file.