Text2CAD-GC
Geometric-continuity benchmark and reinforcement-learning toolkit for text-to-CAD, graded on G0 and G1 continuity.
What it does and how it connects
Text2CAD-GC is a geometric-continuity benchmark and reinforcement-learning toolkit for text-to-CAD, graded on G0, G1 and G2 continuity. It tests a question that global Chamfer distance, rendered images and watertightness hide: do adjacent generated surfaces actually achieve positional continuity (G0), tangent-plane continuity (G1) or curvature continuity (G2) across their shared seam? A generated model can have a low point-cloud distance and still mesh while adjacent NURBS faces lack shared topology, contain positional gaps, show normal creases or exhibit curvature jumps.
The current release is a reproducible pilot rather than a paper-scale benchmark: 90 analytic two-patch STEP models with exact labels (30 each for G0, G1 and G2), a fixed 60/15/15 train, validation and test split, an Open CASCADE seam-level continuity evaluator, a shaped reward for PPO, GRPO or verifier-guided reinforcement learning, 3,691 de-identified derived seam measurements from a PartABC audit without redistributing restricted source CAD, and guidance for combining continuity evaluation with existing text-to-CAD benchmarks. The README is bilingual, Chinese and English.
Alternatives
Compare side by side- ParamCAD-AgentBench
A tiered benchmark scoring agents that build parametric CAD parts from text, rather than grading seam continuity of generated surfaces.
- cad-mcp-cleanroom
Audits whether a CAD MCP command surface is deterministic and honestly read-only, rather than benchmarking text-to-CAD continuity.
- fail2bench
Turns agentic hardware design failures into new benchmark items, rather than scoring geometric continuity.
- MAC (Multi-Agent CAD)
The kind of text-to-CAD agent this benchmark grades, rather than a benchmark itself.
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Last verified November 6, 2026. Listings are informational. The evidence score measures public, verifiable evidence and is not an endorsement or a compatibility claim.