Forgent3d Desktop

Forgent3D is a CAD agent that turns a written description into real, editable 3D geometry. Rather than producing a single disposable mesh, it writes parametric model code, builds the geometry in the cloud and hands back a model you keep revising through conversation. Results export to STEP, STL and GLB, and parameters, sketches and assemblies can be edited directly in the 3D view. It is aimed at engineers, product designers and developers who want to validate a part quickly without installing CAD software, a Python kernel or any local dependencies. There are two routes in. A hosted workbench runs in the browser: describe a part, generate, build, preview, say what is wrong and iterate, all on one page. Alternatively a skill installs into an AI coding environment, letting Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Cline, Copilot and Windsurf produce models that appear in the same workspace, with the model code living in your repository so it stays versioned and reviewable. The vendor positions the browser route for quick validation, demonstrations and team trials. No amounts are published. The browser agent is described as an open beta and the site invites visitors to get started or to contact the company for team access, while the editor skill is described as free and open source. Buyers should expect to request a quote for team use. Despite the listing name, there is no downloadable desktop application. The product runs either in a browser tab or inside an AI coding tool, which is the point the vendor makes about avoiding local CAD setup entirely.