Agent-native mesh engineering
Formira is an agent-native mesh engineering framework. Its engineer, Mira, arrives an expert in geometry, computation and interfaces, and learns your internal processes.
An agent given buttons can only press them. Mira is given what an engineer is given — the data, a bench to try things on, a language to compute in, and the room to build.
Formira is written in Luna — the window, the tools, the record — and its geometry engine is trueform. One language from the window to the engineer is why Mira can reach everything the window can.
The mesh engineer on your team — an expert from the first minute, yours as it learns how you work.
The language and runtime
An agent-native application is one an agent can inhabit — discover it, work it, and extend it from the inside.
Everything an agent writes is fully checked before it can run — types, calls, effects, even termination — then shaped into retained bytecode. What someone deliberately keeps lands as one numbered act in a record the whole team — human and agent — shares.
Types, calls, effects and termination are proven before execution, then carried into the bytecode.
02 / EXPERIMENTS ARE CONTAINEDA tool's working state is put back when it endsA tool's temporary changes are undone when it closes.
03 / ONE ACCOUNTABLE RECORDEvery kept change is a numbered actPeople and agents share one record you can walk back and replay.
04 / FASTThe fastest embeddable languageReal algorithms, four languages, every answer identical to the last bit: Luna lands far ahead of Lua and Python, measured against hand-written C++ on every run.
Embed Luna in the application you run today, or build an application whose tools and workflows are Luna programs.
The geometry engine
Fast and exact mesh booleans, spatial queries, arrangements, and remeshing. Easy to use, robust on real-world data.
Every operation, measured against the strongest library in each ecosystem — same corpus, every language, open harnesses.
The speed isn't in the algorithms — it's in the architecture around them, and how that architecture meets the hardware. What's correct on paper is rarely fast in practice. And we have years of practice.
The CSG engine. Fast and exact mesh booleans, spatial queries, arrangements, and remeshing. Easy to use, robust on real-world data.
In the field
Used in FDA-cleared surgical planning applications and intraoperative visualizations.
Surface processing, spatial analysis, registration, and sectioning.
3D printing pipelines for pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Free for academic and educational use.
Open source
Running computation this heavy — native, and in the browser — outruns the tools the industry is built on. So when the compiler, the threading runtime, or the bindings break under us, we fix them at the source — upstream, in public.
Research