Use this path when trusted AutoCAD routines, DWG standards, packages, attributes, layers, plots, or commands need safer modernization.
AutoCAD automation consulting for trusted DWG workflows.
Use this path when trusted AutoCAD routines, DWG standards, packages, attributes, layers, plots, or commands need safer modernization.
What this page helps decide.
AutoCAD automation consulting for DWG workflows, AutoLISP, AutoCAD .NET, blocks, layers, attributes, plots, packages, and standards.
A working routine still needs visible assumptions before it changes.
Use Start AutoCAD inquiry to start the next consulting decision with the right classification context.
Runnable AutoCAD proof kit
Order-driven drawing package automation with runnable C# validation, AutoLISP command behavior, AutoCAD .NET job contracts, DXF/DWG fixtures, and cloud-neutral handoff. Public runnable proof kit available; private customer artifacts are not exposed.
- GitHub proof kitOpen AutoCAD, AutoLISP, and .NET quick-start automation kit
AutoCAD, AutoLISP, and .NET quick-start automation kit
A trusted AutoCAD routine becomes a governed request, fixture scan, runtime decision, validation report, and drafter review path before production automation expands.
- Output
- reports/quickstart-report.json
- Boundary
- Public kit runs without licensed AutoCAD. Native DWG mutation, plotting, and command execution remain optional runtime receipts.
AutoCADAutoLISPAutoCAD .NETDWGDXFRun commandgit clone https://github.com/tsmithcode/cadguardian-autocad-autolisp-dotnet-proof.git && cd cadguardian-autocad-autolisp-dotnet-proof && npm run verify && npm run demo && dotnet run --project quickstart
DWG, DXF, drawing packages, and validation need a visible review boundary.
AutoCAD automation scope stays tied to drawing packages, validation, and runnable technical evidence.
- Practice
- CAD Guardian
- Operator
- CAD Guardian LLC
- Buyer path
- CAD consulting
Protect trusted routines
A working routine still needs visible assumptions before it changes.
Protect trusted routines
A working routine still needs visible assumptions before it changes.
- Command behavior and accepted drawing examples.
- Layer, block, attribute, title block, and plot checks.
- Deployment, support, and rollback notes.


