What this is

This is an early test build, focused on the AI assistant. The 3D configurator underneath is real and running the actual engine — but the point of this version is the AI: what it can do, and how well it reasons over a product.

At its core is a product database — the coolant coupling written down in full: every part, its specs and materials, and how the parts fit together. The assistant knows only what's in that database, nothing else. That's what it advises from, configures from, and coaches from — so it can't invent a part or a spec that doesn't exist.

This build is where we test that: how the assistant answers, where it's sharp, and where it still stumbles.

What's new — the AI assistant

This build introduces the configurator's assistant. It does three things:

• Advises — ask it product questions (“which End B for water under 60 °C?”, “do these two connect?”, “what's the pressure rating?”) and it answers from the product's own definition — nothing invented, only what actually exists.
• Auto-configures — say what you need in plain language (“build me a coupling for water under 60 °C”) and it builds the whole valid configuration for you, step by step, in front of you.
• Coaches — as you work, it reads what you're doing and types short, live hints inside the 3D view.

Because it's grounded only in the real product data, it will sometimes say “I don't know” rather than guess. That's deliberate — a confident wrong answer has no place in a B2B tool.

What to expect

This is an alpha, shown early on purpose — to get your reaction while it's still shaping.

• Expect rough edges. One product is fully authored (the coolant coupling); other series are still being populated.
• Some tools are still coming — precise Dimensions, and final render polish to match our Vectary-quality output.
• The assistant may occasionally pause or fall back to a simpler response; the model endpoint is still being finalised.