CAD Guardian uses C# and .NET to build and modernize CAD add-ins, desktop tools, APIs, job processors, integration services, data workflows, and reviewable engineering applications.
.NET is appropriate when CAD operations, business rules, data, integration, user interaction, deployment, and support need clearer separation than a script or spreadsheet can provide.
public demonstrations can show architecture, test strategy, logging, fixture-based validation, and controlled integration patterns. Production compatibility remains dependent on the target engineering environment.
A maintainable .NET boundary can reduce support risk, but native CAD automation still depends on vendor APIs, installed products, version compatibility, desktop or server runtime, licensing, permissions, and representative files.
Name the current workflow, accepted output, platform version, dependencies, known failure cases, and the first decision the engagement should resolve.
