Reverse-engineered SolidWorks files reveal operation histories that could train CAD LLMs
yacineMTB · x · 2026-07-26
A hobbyist reverse-engineered SolidWorks parametric files and found they encode a full operation history — Sketch, Extrude, Cut, Mirror, and more. The idea is to turn those sequences into training data for LLMs that can learn CAD workflows.
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