The project accepts a textual part description, a reference photo, or a shop listing and targets a sliced Bambu Studio project for a Bambu Lab X2D.
According to the release notes, the workflow models a part in Blender, runs printability checks, fixes issues those checks flag, and slices the result. When the job is ready, it reports print time, material use in grams, and layer count. A browser and Hermes preview can show a rotatable 3D view of the part.
The tool includes setup for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Gemini CLI, plus a Hermes Agent plugin. Hermes treats the server as untrusted and asks for confirmation before tools that run scripts or write files. Requirements are uv, Blender, and Bambu Studio; users may need to set binary paths. The release does not establish print success rates, modelling accuracy, supported printers beyond the named X2D, or whether generated parts are safe for a particular use.