Security
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Last updated September 27, 2026
How TruePart is built
AI models never execute code: they return structured data, which is validated before use.
Geometry comes only from a typed CAD plan executed by a deterministic engine.
AI provider credentials live only behind a single provider boundary, never in CAD workers.
The public site does not expose application credentials or customer engineering data. Its contact forms post to one rate-limited endpoint that can deliver only to TruePart’s own mailboxes.
The invite-only pilot runs separately: sign-in uses a managed identity service, and each processing step runs in its own isolated function with only the permissions it needs, with drawings in private, encrypted storage reachable only through short-lived links.
About TruePart
- Company
- TruePart (truepart.ai)
- Location
- United States
- What it does
- Reads a technical drawing, asks about the values it cannot prove, builds CAD from the approved specification, verifies the geometry against it, and exports STEP and STL. Technical Preview: one part family; complex drawings are in development.
- Who it is for
- Mechanical engineers, CAD designers, machine shops, and procurement staff.
- Access
- Technical Preview. Self-service sign-up is not open yet: requests for access are reviewed, and an approved request leads to an invitation.
- Status
- Technical Preview. Patent Pending.