ldraw-nova
Agent tooling that designs buildable LEGO models as LDraw files from a prompt
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LDraw Mecha
Turns an LDraw Lego model into a rigged, moving Blender scene using an AI agent
It shows agents doing spatial reasoning on a real file format: working out which parts of a model move, how they connect, and writing the Blender code to prove it.
LDraw Mecha takes an annotated LDraw .mpd file, has an agent work out which submodels are mechanisms and how they drive each other, then generates Python that rigs and animates the model in Blender. You get back an animated .blend file. Setup scripts install Blender and LeoCAD locally; macOS is the tested path, Linux and WSL2 are untested. The maker is candid: it is very early, big models take too long, hoses and cables break, and there is no physics.
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