Models you can drag by their dimensions, meshes the kernel used to choke on, a link short enough to say out loud — and BREPcode's first contribution from someone else.
Local AI: Lemonade, and a Server URL box that helps
The Server URL field is now a picker: LM Studio, Ollama, Lemonade (AMD Ryzen AI) and llama.cpp, each with its real port. It also stopped masking itself as a password — it is a URL, and a typo'd port hidden behind dots is invisible.
Lemonade support exists because @cgarwood82 opened this repo's first pull request. Lemonade serves its API at /api/v1 rather than at the root, and every piece of setup guidance in the app had quietly assumed otherwise — so the first person to point BREPcode at a server shaped differently had nothing to go on but a red ✗. The setup guide now has steps for it, including LEMONADE_ALLOWED_ORIGINS, which is why brepcode.com gets refused by a server that is plainly running. His regression tests are in the suite.
Everything else
- Parameters popout — sliders and number boxes for a model's dimensions, so you can drag a value instead of editing code.
- Simplify — meshes too heavy for the kernel can be reduced in the app, with a live preview and Ctrl+Z back to any resolution.
- Mesh repair on import — broken STLs are welded and closed before the kernel sees them, instead of being rejected.
- Short links —
brepcode.com/m/yourmodel, short enough to read out loud. - Guided tour — reserved at
brepcode.com/tour, and it no longer waits on the kernel to start. - Windows that behave — consistent expand/restore/put-back, and they keep out of the model's way instead of sitting on top of it.
- Colour by height — band a model by Z and get separate solids, so it prints in real colours.
- Claude Code as an AI provider — if you have the CLI, the desktop app finds it. No key to paste.
- Logbook — opt-in, behind the unlock icon, writing a plain log to a folder you choose.
4026 checks across 72 files, plus 41 desktop checks.
Downloads
- BREPcode.exe — portable Windows app, no installer.
- BREPcode-site.zip — the static site, if you want to host it yourself.