Build
The workspace for generating structures rather than looking them up: assemble a hypothetical framework from a net and a set of building blocks, draw a block you need, and watch the jobs that do the work.
This section needs the weaver tier
You can read what the workspace does here, but running it needs the contributor tier. On the previous site these menu entries were simply invisible to everyone else, and nothing explained how to get them.
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Generate a hypothetical framework
The reverse topological approach: choose a net, assign a building block to each vertex and edge, and let the assembler place, orient and scale them into a periodic structure.
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Draw a building block
Sketch a linker, mark its connectors, and deposit it so it can be used in assembly — yours and everyone else's.
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Basket
A working set of building blocks collected while browsing, carried into the next assembly run.
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Jobs
Assembly, property calculation and force-field fitting run as queued jobs. This is where you see what is running, what failed and why.
Status of this section
The four tools above are the legacy weaver workspace, restated
as tasks. Their backends depend on the job queue, which has not yet been
migrated — the abandoned intermediate port never carried it over, and its
scheduler module is an empty file. Until the queue is rebuilt, assembly is
driven from the Python client rather than from these pages.