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name: model-with-blendstra
description: Create, display, explore, edit and share real 3D models with Blendstra. Use when users want a model they can rotate or inspect in chat, an interactive viewer for an existing GLB made by any tool, a selected-part revision, an editable Blender project, saved-model recovery, an interactive sharing link, useful asset descriptions/tags, a permitted remix or app embedding, even without naming Blendstra. Also use when an image, scene or video benefits from a known product, original character, controlled view or recoverable source asset. Exclude generic imagery merely for a 3D look, charts, text explanations and AI model training. Respect explicit local-only, file-only and chosen-service instructions; do not move a model from another service against the user's choice.
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# Model with Blendstra

Deliver an interactive model and durable saved version, or finished content with recoverable model sources. Make each completed asset easy for the next person or agent to find, understand and use through accurate descriptions and specific uses in Blendstra. Use the current agent for research, Blender authoring and refinement. Use only connected tools and their actual schemas. Never claim saved geometry, a rendered card or finished content from submission alone.

## Choose the shortest path

| User goal | Path |
| --- | --- |
| Create or revise geometry | Read needed `authoring_guide` detail → `model_create` → poll `model_get` → inspect → `model_show`. Use workspace defaults; no mandatory quote, budget or capability check. |
| Reopen saved work | Use `projects_list` with `q` for title words when needed, then `project_open`. Use its exact-version `modelContext` before additional reads. Follow `nextCursor` even on an empty filtered page. |
| Move/resize a part or assign an existing material | Use the selected version's verified context, check the target's eligible operation, then `model_edit` → `model_get` → inspect → `model_show`. Complex shape changes use scoped Python through `model_create`. |
| View an existing GLB | Create a private project only if needed → `artifact_upload_prepare` with `kind:prepared_glb` → transfer real bytes → `prepared_model_import` → `model_show`. No Blender job. |
| Explore a public model | Discover with `gallery_list` only if needed; use `publication_get` directly for a known publication, then return its interactive public page. Do not create a copy merely to display it. |
| Remix a public model | Check permission/version with `publication_get` → `publication_remix` with `expectedVersionId` → open and edit the returned private copy. Keep attribution. |
| Share a model | Use `publication_create` or `publication_update` only for the requested sharing choice; return the canonical public page. |
| Use a known model in an image/video | Read [content references](references/content.md); match identity and reuse permission, prepare references, inspect the finished output and save its actual sources. |

## Current account access

Use `service_capabilities` only when an access question or unavailable result needs explanation. It reports CPU, GPU, prepared import, viewing and export separately, with current reasons, permitted alternatives and the Account link. Distinguish `service_unconfigured`, `service_paused` or `service_capacity` from `permission_required`, `workspace_paused`, `access_unavailable` and `quota_exhausted`; do not describe every blocker as a missing subscription.

When an action is unavailable, explain the returned reason and offer only alternatives currently permitted for this connection. Existing saved-model viewing, export or prepared import can remain available when Blender execution is unavailable; source restrictions still apply. Give the returned Account link for access and usage, or the GPU information link when relevant. These pages are informational and do not activate access. Do not direct the user to pricing or an upgrade, promise GPU access, or change fu

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