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Evidence-first Ansys Mechanical structural automation through Workbench RunWB2 journals, Mechanical Scripting/ACT ExtAPI, or PyMechanical gRPC. Use when Codex must build, solve, inspect, postprocess, or validate static, modal, thermal-structural, contact, nonlinear, or other Mechanical analyses with mesh metrics, MAPDL logs, reaction balance, RST files, numeric exports, and result images.

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# Ansys Mechanical Evidence Structural

Treat Mechanical as its own solver module. Workbench is an orchestration route,
not proof that the Mechanical analysis solved.

## Start

```powershell
ai-cae-toolbox context-scope --solver ansys-mechanical
ai-cae-toolbox bridge-plan --solver ansys-mechanical --objective "<objective>"
ai-cae-toolbox create-run --solver ansys-mechanical --case <case-name> --objective "<objective>"
```

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