Agorai's Docs have a new kind of document: Drawings, with Daedalus as the helper beside them.
What you can draw
- Diagrams: IT architecture (servers, clouds, databases, users and the lines between them), flowcharts, and science figures.
- Plans: floor plans with walls, doors, windows and rooms that know their own size. Daedalus draws the elevations and the site plan from the same plan, so a moved wall moves everywhere.
- 3D: turn a plan into a 3D model you can spin around, with colors for walls, floors and roofs. A photoreal render is a paid extra.
Drafting your way
- Pick your country's (or state's) drafting conventions: metric or feet-and-inches, how dimensions are written, the symbols used.
- Export a DXF (opens in AutoCAD and most CAD programs) or a to-scale PDF you can print and measure.
Daedalus helps at your level
Choose Basic, Medium or Advanced. Ask “add a 12-by-14 bedroom off the hall with a closet” or “lay out a three-tier web app on Azure”. Daedalus shows its change as a preview first; nothing changes until you press Use it.
Start one from Docs › New › Drawing (or Plan). Mechanical drafting is next on the list. What would you draw first?
