LinkedIn Post — Aero Forge

A free public aerospace lab with an AI CAD desk. Honest about all of it.

Companion illustration: a rocket on a peaceful launch pad with a translucent blue CAD wireframe overlay

Companion photo — download it and attach it to the LinkedIn post.

I just opened the doors on something I've wanted to build since the first rocket lab: Aero Forge — a FREE, public aerospace lab. 🚀 Two halves: 1️⃣ An AI CAD desk. Type what you want in plain English — "a 120x80 mounting plate, 5mm thick, four M4 holes near the corners" — and the AI drafts a full parametric spec: shape, material, dimensions, hole positions. Your browser draws it as a real technical drawing with dimension lines, hole centerlines, and a title block. Download the SVG and take it to your machinist. 2️⃣ A map of everything we already built. One page linking all ten aerospace rooms in the app — the research lab with telemetry and thermal-vac stations, the hydrogen launch lab, the pneumatic pusher sim in 3D, the orbital delivery studies, the checksummed CAD kernel lab, and more. Cards honestly label which need a login (they hold saved work) and which are wide open. The page itself needs no account. No cost, no tracking, no uploads. It runs entirely in your browser. No-fibs corner, as always: ✏️ The AI CAD feature DRAFTS specs — it does not verify manufacturability, tolerances, or strength. It's a sketch engine, not an engineering sign-off, and the page says so in the title block itself. 🔗 The ten linked labs are the app's real existing aerospace pages, unchanged; most are login-gated because they save your work, and every card says so. 🆓 Free means free: no paywall, no ads, no data collection behind this page. Try it: https://thehumanbrainapp.base44.app/aero-forge Optimism with receipts. 🧠 #BuildInPublic #NoFibs #Aerospace #CAD #AI #OpenAccess

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Claim check (no-fibs)

  • "No account needed" — true: /aero-forge is a public route; the AI CAD desk and drawing run fully in-browser.
  • "The AI drafts specs, doesn't verify" — the post says it, the page says it, and the SVG's own title block says it.
  • "Download the SVG" — true: a local blob download, generated in the browser.
  • "Ten linked labs are real and unchanged" — true: the grid links existing app routes and labels each one's login status honestly.
  • "Free means free" — the page has no paywall, ads, or data collection; nothing on it is stored server-side.
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