Let the agent burn through the programming. First tool out of the box: a checker that double-checks a CNC program against its drawing before the machine runs it. Demo build.
No drawing handy?
Try it:
Checking this job as: cast acrylic (plexiglass), 0.236 in thick,
1/8 in single-flute bit, 48 x 96 in sheet, GRBL / Mach-class router.
(Demo profile — the real product lets the shop pick its own.)
Checking runs entirely on this device. Your files are never uploaded anywhere.
What it checks: units declared and right; feeds right for the material; never cuts deeper than the material; no travel moves at cutting height; tool stays on the sheet; spindle on before cutting; and the intent check — every hole and opening in the drawing is cut, in the right place, and the outline matches the drawing's shape, not just its size.
Demo limits: sheet cutting in inches, GRBL/Mach-style files. R-format arcs are read simplified. A PASS is a desk check, not a promise about a real machine — always air-cut a new program first.