It works in the model you already have open. No export, no download, no merge. It installs each plug-in and runtime itself, and re-checks the connection before every run.
Not "faster and smarter". Four specific jobs, each with a number you can hold us to.
One floor plan, massing with openings, [4] minutes
Drop in a PDF, a photo or a CAD export and tell it the floor height. It reads the wall lines, cuts the door and window openings, and groups the result against your tag standard.
120 seats laid out in [1] minute
Seating, lighting, planting, façade panels. Give it the spacing and the grid; every item comes back as its own component, not a flattened mesh.
Someone else's file, on your office standard, [10] minutes
Regroup, rename and clear stray geometry against your practice's naming rules. Store the standard once and every file after it gets the same treatment.
A whole apartment, [2] minutes
Floors, walls and ceilings assigned by room type. Change your mind later — "make the main bedroom floor oak" — and it touches only the faces that should change.
Every AI modeler built on a cloud session has the same last step: you download a fresh file and merge it into the project you were actually working on. That step is where the time goes.
The open-source MCP servers are genuinely good — if you are willing to install a package runner, edit a JSON config, and match Python versions. Most designers are not. That is the part we did for you.
ZirenAI finds the modelling software you have installed and sets each one up for you — plugin, runtime, the lot — one click per application.
Choose SketchUp or Rhino in the composer. The connection is re-checked every time, and if it breaks you are told which part broke.
Plain language, reference images, a floor plan. It runs against your open model and shows every step it took.
Each application gets its own plugin, its own tool set, and its own prompt tuning. A SketchUp group is not a Rhino block, and pretending otherwise is why generic tools produce geometry you have to clean up.
2021 and newer. Groups, components, tags, materials and scenes are respected — not flattened.
/sketchup-mcp →Rhino 7, 8 and 9. Layers, blocks and named views preserved. Grasshopper definitions left untouched.
/rhino-mcp →Blender already has strong open-source options. We would rather ship SketchUp and Rhino properly first.
/blender-mcp →Geometry that is 80% right is often worse than no geometry, because cleaning it up takes longer than modelling it yourself. So we point it at the work where being 80% right is still useful, and say plainly where it is not.
Choose a point pack, then use points for actual model usage. Prices are in Chinese yuan (CNY).
It changes the model you have open. The plugin runs inside SketchUp or Rhino on your machine and issues the same operations you would — which is why undo works and your tags, components and scenes survive. Prompts, reference images, tool results and related context needed for AI requests may be sent to model providers. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Trimble's connector builds in a cloud SketchUp session and gives you a finished .skp to download. That is a good fit for starting something new. It is a poor fit for a project file you already have open with a hundred components in it — which is most working days.
No separate model subscription is needed to use points in the client. Model usage is deducted from your point balance.
SketchUp 2021 and newer, Rhino 7, 8 and 9, on Windows. macOS is in testing. Blender is not supported yet — the open-source route is good enough there that we would rather finish SketchUp and Rhino first.
Undo. Every run is a normal undo step, and the app shows each operation it performed so you can see where it went off. Model usage that has already been settled may still cost points if a task fails.
Yes — drop in a PDF, a photo, or a CAD export and describe what you want built from it. This is the single most-used workflow, and the one we tune hardest.
Installer links and release details will be published here when downloads open.