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Connect a processing resource. Authorize a job. Review the result.

MESH INSPECTION PILOT

The first operation checks STL and OBJ files and produces a separate inspection report. CAD conversion and rendering require further integration.

Protected workspace

Checking operator access.

Your job records and connected resources appear after authorization.

First runPrepare your GO3D worker

Start on the computer that will do the processing. These preparation steps are available before sign-in; pairing and job records require the GO3D operator account.

  1. Download and check.

    Install Python 3.10 or newer, download the GO3D worker, and extract it. Open a terminal in the extracted folder.

    python -m dragonfire_worker doctor

    The doctor checks local readiness. It does not pair the machine or start a job.

  2. Pair with this console.

    Sign in and create a private pairing code for the intended resource. Run this command, then enter the code when prompted.

    Open the published HTTPS console to prepare its pairing command.

    The pairing address will match this console’s current HTTPS address.

  3. Check the saved connection.
    python -m dragonfire_worker status

    This read-only check reports the saved pairing and connection. It does not claim work.

    Run after authorizing a job.
    python -m dragonfire_worker run --once

    Keep the terminal open for the run. Without --once, the worker stays in the foreground and checks for work until you stop it.

Optional connection test

Download the synthetic diagnostic cube, then explicitly choose it as a new processing copy, save the job and authorize the run. Its expected report is 12 triangles with 10 × 10 × 10 coordinate-unit extents. Leave units unspecified. This fixture checks the processing connection; it is not a calibration, performance benchmark or customer scan.

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