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Solid Edge plugins, applications and libraries. Everything is distributed through GitHub Releases: the download button always points to the latest version, with no middleman and no sign-up.

Note: AutoEDM's interface is in Portuguese.

CAD plugins

Run inside Solid Edge, from the ribbon or as a command.

  • AutoEDM

    Available · 2026.9.9C#

    Electrode add-in for Solid Edge: reads the burn faces by colour, builds the electrode with base and blank, applies the spark gap by Ra, and produces the sheet and coordinates for CAM. It does what the paid Electrode Design does — without Electrode Design.

    Requirements: Windows x64 · Solid Edge 2023+ · .NET Framework 4.7.2 · installs without admin rights

    Check: Three tools haven't yet been validated on a real part in CAD — O-ring gland, apply gap and duplicate electrode. Check the O-ring groove dimensions before using them in production; the release notes explain why.

    Download the latest version

Applications

Standalone programs that don't need the CAD open.

  • Mold System

    No compiled release

    Assesses feasibility and the type of mold to design from the part data.

    View the code on GitHub

  • Mold Calculator

    No compiled releaseC#

    Mold calculator in C#, with a native STEP converter and MCP integration in development.

    Check: The repository has no description; this summary comes from the project notes, not from the code itself.

    View the code on GitHub

  • Mold Compare

    No compiled release

    Compares versions of a mold design and points out what changed.

    Check: The repository has no description or detected language; confirm this summary before sharing.

    View the code on GitHub

  • Check BOM

    No compiled releaseC#

    Checks the project's bill of materials against the model.

    Check: The repository has no description; confirm this summary before sharing.

    View the code on GitHub

Libraries and experiments

Code for developers: APIs, a kernel and proofs of concept.

Why GitHub Releases

A binary hosted on this site would need storage, version control and a place for the history. A GitHub release is all three already: it stores the file, ties it to the tag of the code that built it, and keeps old versions available. The releases/latest link always resolves to the newest one, so publishing a version doesn't require touching this site.

The catch: the repository has to be public. Releases from a private repository require a token to download and return 404 to visitors. Code that must stay closed can be distributed through a separate, releases-only repository.