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Adom Desktop — Blender Bridge

Drive Blender from a cloud AI (or any Adom Desktop caller) on the user's real machine. The bridge auto-installs a portable Blender, opens the GUI, runs Python inside Blender, moves meshes in and out, and renders thumbnails — so an agent can do real 3D work end-to-end without the user touching Blender.

What it does

  • Auto-install a portable Blender — no manual setup; auto-detects an existing Blender first.
  • Open the GUI and run Python scripts inside Blender's interpreter.
  • Import / export meshes — GLB, FBX, OBJ, STL.
  • Render thumbnails of a scene or object.

Language: Python.

Platforms

OS Status Notes
Windows ✅ Supported
macOS ✅ Supported Auto-detects /Applications/Blender.app; installer points at the .dmg (manual drag) when Blender isn't present.
Linux ✅ Supported Auto-installs the portable tar.xz; auto-detects blender on PATH.

Using it from Adom Desktop

This is a generic Adom Desktop bridge. It appears in the Bridges sidebar of the Adom Desktop app, where you can see its live status, logs, ports, and per-bridge controls. Adom Desktop streams and runs the bridge on demand — install or manage it from the app or via the bridge_* verbs.

Adom Desktop is the host that bridges cloud AI tools to local desktop applications. See the Adom Desktop page.