by k-telux
Evidence-gated Agent Skill for reconstructing 2D photonics schematics as physically auditable Blender optical tables with CAD, beam-path, mechanics, and render proof.
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Last scanned: 7/21/2026
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}OpticalModeler is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by k-telux. Evidence-gated Agent Skill for reconstructing 2D photonics schematics as physically auditable Blender optical tables with CAD, beam-path, mechanics, and render proof. It has 213 GitHub stars.
Yes. OpticalModeler passed SkillsLLM's automated security scan — a dependency vulnerability audit plus prompt-injection heuristics — with no high-severity issues. You can read the full report in the Security Report section on this page.
Clone the repository with "git clone https://github.com/k-telux/OpticalModeler" and add it to your Claude Code skills directory (see the Installation section above).
OpticalModeler is primarily written in Python. It is open-source under k-telux on GitHub, so you can review or fork the full source.
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From 2D photonics schematics to physically auditable Blender optical tables.
OpticalModeler is an evidence-first Agent Skill for reconstructing laboratory optical paths in Blender. It treats optical topology, real apertures, manufacturer CAD, fasteners, load paths, fiber routing, and artifact lineage as hard acceptance gates—not decorative details.
Independent community project. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Thorlabs, Inc. Product names identify compatible hardware only. A rendered CAD assembly is not a mechanical, spectral, laser-safety, or experimental certification.
| Physical assembly | Optical truth | Fail-closed evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Post-first placement, real table holes, fasteners, load paths, and supported hardware. | Centered apertures, splitter planes, branch continuity, internal fine beams, and fiber bend constraints. | Reopened-scene audits, ray/BVH checks, hashes, manifests, annotated renders, and explicit PASS / BLOCKED / UNVERIFIED states. |
| Original schematic | Annotated 3D reconstruction |
|---|---|
The sanitized G1/G2 case study includes the original 2D input, editorial 3D renders, and a machine-readable acceptance record. Vendor STEP/CAD files and the large laboratory .blend are intentionally excluded.
The primary workflow is now one ordered run with one run ID, one revision, one writer, one generator lineage, one Blender-scene lineage, and one append-only evidence ledger. Source locking, topology, CAD provenance, representative smoke, full-scene propagation, saved-scene reopen, optomechanical audit, rendering, and sanitization are gates in that same run—not independently authored modules that can be stitched together later.
Start with the end-to-end workflow contract, the single-run N04 deterministic replay, and its fresh whole-system runbook. The static replay intentionally stops at UNVERIFIED because the repository excludes vendor CAD and the saved representative .blend; downstream gates remain pending instead of inheriting a partial PASS. A fresh private revision can execute the included fetch, build, reopen, audit, and sanitization scripts end to end.
Four isolated tests started from the published v1.0.0 tag and used no private Optical Path guidance. They cover a 32-node light-sheet path, a 40-node multi-state interferometer, an OCT representative smoke, and a Thorlabs CAD conversion benchmark.
| Track | Accepted verdict | Reproduced failure |
|---|---|---|
| Light-sheet / N04 | Propagation PASS, model PARTIAL_SCOPED, release BLOCKED |
Public lock replay drifted from the saved scene until semantic replay and explicit overrides were added. |
| Interferometer | PARTIAL_SCOPED, release BLOCKED |
README/GATE duplicated stale ray and port counts instead of deriving them from reopen evidence. |
| OCT | UNVERIFIED, propagation blocked |
Package integrity passed while first-hit and load-path evidence remained incomplete. |
| CAD conversion | BLOCKED |
PNG metadata leaked local paths; after sanitization, a separate CAD meshing blocker correctly remained. |
The forward-test matrix remains a historical defect-discovery record. Its four packages are not inputs that may be combined into one whole-system result.
With a compatible Agent Skills installer:
npx skills add k-telux/OpticalModeler
Or copy skills/thorlabs-blender-optical-path into your agent's skills directory.
Send message below to your agent:
Use $thorlabs-blender-optical-path to reconstruct this 2D schematic in Blender.
Audit this optical table for real post/load paths, centered apertures, beam clearance, fiber bend radius, and stale evidence.
The skill guides the agent to:
PARTIAL/SCOPED.See CONTRIBUTING.md for rule proposals and case-study submissions, THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md for retained literature licensing, and SECURITY.md for responsible disclosure.
Maintained by telux. Released under the MIT License.