The Makery

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Cadara: a browser-based CAD app built in two weeks

I've just put out the first "release" of Cadara, a browser-based CAD app at https://cadara.app/. It's built with three.js and react-three for the 3D viewport, opencascade.js as the CAD kernel, and a vibe-ported version of isotope — the 2D sketcher from cadmium, a now-abandoned take at a similar project I was heavily involved with — as the 2D solver. The whole thing came together in exactly two weeks, with me and AI. It already does the core modelling operations (new, join, cut, intersect), shell, a feature history you can double-click into to edit features, sketches that show their own history when edited, variables powered by mathjs, and a very crude SVG editor tucked inside the sketch editor. Since the release I've been fixing the bugs people have hit, and have added an orthographic default camera with a perspective toggle, a basic SVG workspace, and local filesystem API support so you can work directly in local files like a desktop app.

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whynot.fail — a site built with Astro

I shared my site, whynot.fail, which I built with Astro. I like Astro very much, though I should be upfront that the vast majority of the code is AI generated. A fellow member pointed out that on mobile the search bar creates some horizontal overflow — a fair catch, and something I plan to fix soon.

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Running CLIProxyAPI as one API for every coding model

I run CLIProxyAPI as a local proxy that exposes all the AI coding models I have access to behind a single Anthropic/OpenAI-style API, which I then point OpenCode at through a custom provider block. I set it up mainly to track my token usage so I can tell when a deal is actually worth it, and to avoid re-authenticating with eight providers across my desktop and laptop. Through it I use Gemini 3 Pro, the Opus and Sonnet models that Google's Antigravity gives out for free, GLM and the GPT-5.2 Codex variants.

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