Gives an AI agent the hands to turn a real PCB into a printable enclosure
Benchwright is a model-agnostic toolkit that lets any AI agent take a real circuit board and produce a verified, 3D-printable enclosure for it, along with the proof and the build instructions. It came out of a practical problem: designing a case by hand for every board revision is the slowest part of iterating on hardware. MIT licensed. Honest status: it is verified working on the xylo proto boards it was built against, and its generality to arbitrary boards is not yet proven.
Turns a board plus its constraints into a watertight, printable enclosure
Emits the proof and the build instructions alongside the geometry
Verified on the xylo 178x78 proto boards; generality to foreign boards is unproven and stated as such
MIT licensed, model-agnostic by design