Take the file, not a lock-in.
Every part and assembly includes STEP, previews and provenance. Use SolidCraft, FreeCAD, or your existing tool — the catalog does not choose for you.
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The catalog your agent designs with.
Real motors, actuators, bearings and structure — with CAD, specs and provenance.
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Demo build / 0015-inch FPV / 10 slots
9/10 slots ready
Build ready. 9 of 10 slots filled.
27component types
CADSTEP + datasheets
Provenancesource per spec
1MCP endpoint
01 / Demo
Two machines. One catalog.
A 5-inch FPV drone and a medium quadruped, assembled by an agent through MCP. The agent searches the catalog, fills each slot, checks the fit, and exports the assembly as STEP.
Chapters
Preview capture: MCP assembly in FreeCAD service mode. The same STEP result opens in any CAD tool.
5-inch FPV drone26.9 s10 slots / 9 filled
Quadruped, medium QDD18.8 s6 slots / 4 filled
Capture33 sMCP → catalog → design
Recorded demo. The public MCP endpoint is read-only; connect it for catalog search, specs and CAD.
Try it with your agent
Use TORKEN to find a 5-inch FPV frame, a 2207 motor, a 6S battery and a 5-inch prop. Compare the specs and download the CAD.Read the transcript
00:00 Two builds start from the catalog: a 5-inch FPV drone and a medium quadruped.
00:09 The agent fills the drone and quadruped slots, checking fit and part data as it goes.
00:19 The quadruped completes at 18.8 seconds; the drone completes at 26.9 seconds.
00:27 Both designs are ready. The final cut exports the STEP assembly for your CAD tool.
02 / How it works
Ask. Assemble. Open.
A catalog is the difference between asking for a shape and building with parts that exist.
- 01
Ask for a machine.
A drone, a quadruped, a robot arm. Your agent gets a brief, not a blank canvas.
PromptBuild a 5-inch FPV drone around a 6S battery. Use real catalog parts, download the STEP, and open it in your CAD tool.
Agent / MCP - 02
The catalog fills the slots.
Search by spec, compare parts, check provenance, pull the CAD. Real components, not generated geometry.
Build slots- Framefilled
- Motorfilled
- Propellerfilled
- Batteryopen
- 03
Open it in CAD.
Take the STEP into SolidCraft, FreeCAD, or your own tool. Tweak it, measure it, export again.
CAD / STEPheight32 mm
03 / Why a catalog
Generative CAD invents geometry. TORKEN starts with parts that exist.
An agent is only as good as the parts it can trust. TORKEN gives it a catalog with sources, specs and files — so the design is grounded before the first extrusion.
01
Real inventory.
Motors, propellers, frames, batteries, servos, actuators, bearings, extrusion and fasteners. 27 component types today.
02
Provenance, not guesses.
Every spec carries its source. The catalog distinguishes a missing value from one the maker never published.
03
Files you can open.
STEP, datasheets, preview meshes and extrusion sections. Downloads are sha256-checked.
04 / Into CAD
TORKEN supplies the parts. Your CAD tool makes them a design.
Every assembly leaves as STEP with sourced specs. Open it in SolidCraft, FreeCAD, or whatever your team already runs.
Your agent→TORKEN MCP→STEP + specs→Your CAD
Two ways to open it.
SolidCraft runs in the browser or headless; FreeCAD runs on the desktop. Both are independent open-source projects, not TORKEN products.
AI is optional. TORKEN works with any CAD tool that reads STEP. SolidCraft and FreeCAD are independent projects; TORKEN is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
05 / Connect
Bring your own agent. Build with real parts.
Connect TORKEN in a couple of minutes. Search the catalog, pull the CAD, and open it in the tool you already use.
Public MCP endpoint
https://mcp.torken.ai/mcpFree preview. Sign-up required.