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September 16, 2026
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CREOSON Hits 16,000+ Downloads 🔥🎉

  • September 16, 2026
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CREOSON has hit over 16,000+ downloads! 🤠

 

We have not even released the MCP interface yet, and downloads continue to accelerate!

 

Small and large companies are there leveraging CREOSON (and CREOPYSON - the python 🐍 interface) to streamline their Creo Parametric workflows. 🕺🏽  Many are hooking up CREOSON JSON interface to their own AI Harness and using Commercial Cloud Language models to create totally new workflows.  #cool (but risky.. more on that later).

Some key things you need to know about the current capabilities:

  • CREOSON interfaces with Creo 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13
  • 100% Open Source!
  • Uses JLINK as interface to Creo Kernel!
  • Simple JSON transaction interface!
  • Works with ANY Language! (e.g. Python, JavaScript, etc.)
  • User friendly / Intuitive Commands!
  • Local or Remote via HTTP protocol!
  • Shockingly easy to integrate with AI! (Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok, etc.)

Learn more —>  https://creoson.com

The NEXT release of CREOSON (4.0.0) continues development and testing. (keep reading)

We are building in the open - posting progress regularly.  Much of this work is focused on providing AI Agent/MCP capabilities (check this post/thread out to learn more). 

The interest in AI for CAD has spiked in the past few months.  Companies are genuinely interested in what AI can bring to the table CAD, but they have major concerns about where their data is going, how it handled, and if it is just training data for another platform/system (and who else can see / infer / use that information?) - ALL valid and real concerns. 

These concerns are a top priority for highly regulated organizations with sensitive or proprietary processes, designs, data, documentation, etc.  The AI path is currently not clear or obvious for them, but the benefits are increasingly obvious; the “how?” is the hard part (not just for them, for everyone).

We have been focusing on answering the “how?

Highly regulated industries are the literally the worst case to address for showing “how?” - get it right here, everyone/everything gets better.  The “how” must be easy to understand and implement while providing a confidence and a secure path to sovereign deployments that can be independently managed, and configured for specific needs.

Here is a nice overview of the “how” and the concerns every company should be paying attention to.

This graphic shows a basic framework that every company should be paying attention to for ensuring their their data, transactions, skills, and workflows remain theirs.  This is why Local AI is important and should be a top-priority.  The security angles on this are significant, we are currently focusing on the architecture and guidance to help customers be informed in their choices / decisions.  It is easy to sell a PowerPoint filled with unknown risks - that is not the objective for CREOSON.

 

The next version of CREOSON will look and feel the same, but enable a new optional pathway(s) via MCP to enable Creo Parametric to better support your business, research, engineering, data management agentic workflows. 

Some key areas we are working on for CREOSON 4.x:

  • Expanded core functionality (community improvements)
  • Support for YOUR OWN AI Agents via MCP (Model Context Protocol)
  • Local AI Support (enables your data, transactions, processes to remain... 100% yours)
  • Default AI Skills (to help your AI contextualize/leverage Creo Parametric via CREOSON)
  • Improved security options (Local/Remote TLS and HTTPS in addition to HTTP)
  • Improved Documentation (and Playground)
  • and much more...

No firm date on the CREOSON 4.x release (yet) - but very soon. If you are interested in beta testing pre-release or engaging on sovereign AI / Engineering approaches… DM me or sign up on the creoson.com website.

Thanks to everyone for their passion for automating Creo Parametric!  Keep Automating!

Enjoy!

Dave