The Adam field guide
Real CAD work.
A clear place to start.
Choose the tool you use and the job in front of you. Get setup requirements, availability, example prompts, and practical checks for the result.
01 / Your CAD
Work where your models live.
AI for SOLIDWORKS
Use Adam with SOLIDWORKS to inspect parts, edit features, and prepare engineering drawings. Connect your Windows PC and work in your native CAD files.
Read the guidePlatformAI for Onshape
Connect Adam to Onshape for AI-assisted part editing, feature inspection, and parametric modeling. Work from the web or add Adam inside your Onshape document.
Read the guidePlatformAI for Autodesk Fusion
Use Adam with Autodesk Fusion for AI-assisted CAD modeling and edits. Install the Fusion add-in through Adam Connector on Windows or macOS.
Read the guidePlatformAI for CATIA
Explore AI for CATIA V5 with Adam. Our Windows connector is in development; bring an existing model and a specific task to discuss availability and fit.
Read the guidePlatformAI for Siemens NX
Use Adam with Siemens NX to inspect and edit native CAD models through your Windows desktop session. Enterprise access requires enablement by the Adam team.
Read the guidePlatformAI for Creo
Explore AI for PTC Creo Parametric with Adam. Our Windows connector is in development, focused on existing model inspection, parameter edits, and regeneration.
Read the guide02 / Your next task
Turn a request into a reviewable result.
SOLIDWORKS drawing automation
Prepare SOLIDWORKS drawings with Adam: templates, views, dimensions, annotations, and PDF export. Follow a practical workflow with a drawing review checklist.
Read the guideWorkflow2D drawing to 3D CAD
Reconstruct a 3D CAD model from a 2D drawing with Adam. Supply dimensions, resolve missing information, and check native features in SOLIDWORKS, Onshape, or Fusion.
Read the guideWorkflowParametric CAD editing
Use Adam to inspect and edit parametric CAD in SOLIDWORKS, Onshape, and Fusion. Define constraints, preserve design intent, and verify dependent features.
Read the guideMore from Adam
Keep your engineering context.
Have a part in mind?
Bring it to Adam and start with one specific task.