Robotics is a systems problem.
Your engineering process should work like a system.
insilico brings specialist work, versioned designs and their evidence into a shared engineering record. The CLI and web workbench operate the same local engine.
A revised input carries forward to its dependent work.
Previous revisions remain part of the record.
Capture the intended job, operating conditions and design constraints before choosing a solution. Keep unanswered questions visible.
Versioned requirements provide a shared starting point for mechanical, electrical, controls and verification work.
Installed workflows generate editable CAD, neutral exports, source-derived renders and development documentation for supported designs.
Model-assisted specialists contribute proposals. A proposal remains a proposal until it is reviewed and deliberately adopted.
Use scoped calculations, geometric checks and simulations to examine a design against its assumptions.
Each result belongs to a specific model and revision. Simulated behavior does not establish physical performance.
Separate authorship and review. Inspect exact artifacts, preserve findings and keep unresolved work attached to the development package.
The next revision can build on what is known without hiding what still needs to be established.
The connected CLI and web workbench use the same projects, jobs, model policy and artifacts. Chat can coordinate specialist work alongside them.
The platform is in local development. Its installed workflows cover bounded engineering studies; general autonomous robot synthesis, qualified hardware and public platform access remain future work.
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