Two connected workflows that audit a repo's PRs against its OWN documented AI layer (rules, skills, workflow command definitions) -- not generic code-quality judgment. Workflow A (audit, run via `/pr-trajectory-audit`) reads the repo's own rules/workflow…
seanrobertwright/3d-skills
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Use when a sliced part is ready to go to the physical printer — sending a job, starting a print, checking what the printer is doing, or confirming which filament is actually loaded. Also when the user asks to "print it", "send it", or what the printer is…
Use when press fits come out wrong, when a hole prints undersize or a peg prints too fat, when the user asks to calibrate the printer or a material, or when an export warns that the calibration has never been measured. Turns caliper readings from a printed…
Use when a verified part needs turning into machine instructions — print time, filament grams, AMS slot mapping, purge waste, or a G-code preview. Also when the user asks how long a print will take or what it will cost.
Use when a mesh arrives from outside — a downloaded STL, a scan, a file from another tool — and is broken, non-manifold, inverted, or fails to load or slice. Also when the user asks to fix, heal, or clean up a model.
Use when a part needs checking for printability rather than correctness — before committing to a print, after a design change, or when the user asks whether something will print, needs supports, or is too thin.
Use when a modelled part needs verifying, measuring, or critiquing — after generating geometry, after editing a parameter, or when the user asks whether a part is correct, will fit, or will print.
Use when the user wants to see a model live in the browser, watch it update while iterating, or asks to open, start, or stop the 3D viewer.
Use when the user describes a physical object to model, print, or fabricate. Captures intent, confirms judgment calls, then authors parametric build123d geometry.