Why Stratobu keeps review separate from desktop export
How Stratobu helps creators check product pack status without turning lightweight surfaces into fragile CAD or export workspaces.
Stratobu is designed around a simple boundary: lightweight surfaces are for status, review, education, and handoff; Desktop is for precision 3D work.
That boundary matters because 3D printing creators need more than a good-looking preview. They need wall thickness, holes, text relief, export settings, listing copy, and final package control to line up.
What lightweight surfaces should do well
They should help a creator answer fast questions:
- Which product packs are ready?
- Which generation tasks are still running?
- Which packs need review before export?
- What is the next action when they get back to Desktop?
What stays in Desktop
Full CAD changes, mesh repair, local STL/3MF export, listing pack generation, and long AI workflows stay in the desktop workspace. This keeps the website useful without pretending the browser is the safest place to finish manufacturing-sensitive work.
Why this site includes AI-readable references
The site publishes optional llms.txt and llms-full.txt references that summarize the same public product facts shown on canonical pages: web for public knowledge and entry points, Desktop for production finish. These files are not a search or citation requirement.