Copy and paste between windows
Part names, prices and comments get copied out of the app into the chat and back again, one field at a time.
Ask in plain words and your assistant does the work in CUTL: it opens STEP models, quotes parts and assemblies and reads production status. It acts as you, with your role's rights, and you confirm anything that reaches other people.
An assistant can write an email or explain a tolerance, but it cannot see your projects, prices or models. So the work goes back and forth between the chat and the app.
Part names, prices and comments get copied out of the app into the chat and back again, one field at a time.
A general assistant does not know your materials, cutting modes or hourly rates. Ask it what a part costs and it can only guess.
Checking the balance, finding last month's project or reading today's shift tasks means opening one screen after another.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Cursor to CUTL over MCP and say what you need in plain words. The assistant opens STEP models, quotes parts and assemblies, reads routes, adds PMI and builds documents for you, as you and with your role's rights. Everything it does shows up in CUTL straight away.
Quote perforated-tube.step for 50 pieces and tell me when it can be ready.
Done: 50 pieces quoted in CUTL. Ready in ~6 working days, set by galvanising.
Core, STEP and MBD, Assemblies and documents, and Setup. Connect only the ones you use.
Each toolset has its own server address and is added as its own connector. Core covers projects, quotes, production and nesting. STEP and MBD covers reviews, comments, PMI, inspection documents, DXF to STEP and PDF to STEP. Assemblies and documents covers assembly pricing, quantity breaks, routes, route cards and ERP export. Setup covers machines, materials and customers. An assistant picks tools more reliably from a short list, so add only what you need.
Paste a token into Claude Code, Cursor or Gemini CLI, or sign in from Claude.ai, ChatGPT or Gemini Enterprise.
A token works with every toolset and expires after 30, 90 or 365 days, or never. Signing in connects one toolset at a time and ends when you press Disconnect in CUTL or after 30 days without use. Either way the assistant acts as you: it can read and change exactly what your role allows, no more, and you revoke it in Settings, Integrations.
Assistants spend coins only within the limits you set, and their work lands in CUTL as ordinary projects and quotes.
Set the assistant coin limits on the Integrations tab so an assistant cannot run down your balance. What it creates are ordinary projects, parts, quotes and production tasks that your team sees and can change in the web app, so nothing lives only in a chat.
In CUTL, open Settings, Integrations and copy the address of the toolset you need, for example STEP and MBD.
In Claude.ai, Claude Desktop or ChatGPT, add a connector with that address and press Connect on the CUTL page. For Claude Code, Cursor or Gemini CLI, generate a token and paste the setup text.
Try "What is my CUTL coin balance?". The assistant answers with your name, the team's balance and the coin limits for assistants.
The assistant works in CUTL straight away. Before it emails a quote, invites a reviewer or launches production, CUTL holds the action until you confirm it.
Every tool checks the same right as the matching action in the web app, and its results land in CUTL as ordinary records your team can open.
Quote drawings and assemblies from the chat, compare materials before you change one and send the quote after a preview.
Open STEP reviews, read and change PMI and follow comment threads without clicking through each panel.
Connect Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI or your own scripts and agents with a token. One token works with every toolset.
Ask in plain words and your assistant does the work in CUTL: it opens STEP models, quotes parts and assemblies and reads production status. It acts as you, with your role's rights, and you confirm anything that reaches other people.
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