Dadafu

Let your AI agent plan the build. You make it together.

Tell your agent what you want to make and which magnetic tiles you have. Let it find a Dadafu plan, check the pieces and prepare an afternoon you can enjoy together.

Use this with your own agent, such as Claude, Muse or Dots. Reading public pages is enough to plan; operating the 3D builder needs browser control. Features depend on your agent and permissions. No dedicated integration is required or claimed.

Copy this to your agent

Help me prepare a magnetic-tile activity on https://dadafu.app/en/ai-building/ so we can spend our time building together.

We would like to make: [a big castle / a train / our own idea].
Time available: [minutes or several sessions].
Our tiles: [shapes and quantities, a set name, or “not counted yet”].
Child's building experience: [optional].

Read Dadafu's public guide and choose an existing plan that fits our idea. Keep an ambitious castle as an option with manageable stages. Compare the exact shapes and quantities with our tiles; mark unknowns and missing pieces rather than assuming a set fits. If information is missing, ask only what changes the plan.

Give me the source link, material checklist, stages and stopping points, parent/child roles, help at difficult steps, and two ways to play with the finished build. Separate the original guide from any suggested variation. A digital model or piece-count match is not physical testing.

If you can control a browser, first preserve any existing work and verify the save before navigating or editing. Then use the guide's Online builder link to select the existing build and inspect its steps. Do not overwrite a saved design. If you cannot control the browser, give me the exact link and a ready-to-use activity plan instead.

Start with the free Stained-Glass Spire Castle if suitable: https://dadafu.app/en/plans/ougertoy-photo-castle/ . Its full activity and A4/Letter PDFs need no sign-up or trial. Other guide and custom-build printing follows the site's parent/Pro rules. Leave login, purchases and paid printing decisions to the parent.

What can your agent do here?

  1. Find a build worth making

    Read the public plan library and choose from existing castles, vehicles and other builds. Start with what the family wants to create; a large build can be split across sessions.

  2. Check materials before you start

    Read the selected plan’s exact shape list. Compare squares, triangles, windows, doors and accessories separately. A total such as “100 pieces” does not prove that the required shapes are available. Unknown quantities stay unknown.

  3. Prepare the family activity

    Use the plan’s actual steps and parent tips to organize preparation, stages, difficult connections, stopping points and play afterward. Label a new variation as a suggestion that still needs checking.

  4. Open and explore an existing model

    An agent with browser control can follow Online builder, inspect the loaded plan and use the visible controls. An agent that only reads the web can still prepare the activity and return a direct link.

Browse public building plans

A castle afternoon, prepared for you

“Find us a big castle. Check our squares and roof triangles, split it into stages we can pause, tell me where I should help hold the walls, and suggest a story to play when we finish.”

The free castle activity includes its complete material list, building steps, family prompts and A4/Letter PDFs. No account, subscription or trial is needed. Check the listed pieces before you start; the digital guide is not proof of physical testing.

Try the free castle activity

How to operate the online builder

  1. Before navigating to the builder or changing a build, preserve any work already open. Local autosave is not a separate backup. Use My plans and Save as new if the current session offers them; verify that the new save appears in My plans. If the save fails or you cannot preserve the work, stop before switching.
  2. Open the chosen public plan, read its materials and steps, then follow its Online builder link. For example, the castle link below selects the castle blueprint in English. It may resume local edits already saved for that blueprint; inspect the current state first.
  3. Inspect the loaded title and materials. Use the visible Menu, Steps and view controls to look through the build. In free-build mode, use the material box and on-screen editing controls only if that is what the parent asked for.
  4. Inspect the result after each edit. Report what was actually changed or saved and what remains a suggestion. Never report a written plan as a completed 3D model.
  5. Return the public plan link and activity checklist. The plan link selects a built-in blueprint and may resume local edits; it does not share a personalized saved design. Keep login, subscription and payment decisions with the parent.

Select the castle in the online builder

Dadafu does not currently provide a public model-import API or an MCP server. Do not use private account endpoints or hidden browser state as an integration. Browser automation can depend on the agent, device and available controls.

Questions about AI-assisted building

Can Claude, Muse, Dots or another agent use Dadafu?

Use the prompt with an agent that can read public webpages. Direct interaction with the 3D builder additionally needs browser or computer control enabled in your agent. These are examples of agents a parent may use, not certified integrations or a promise that every version can complete every action.

Do I need an AI subscription or a Dadafu account?

Dadafu’s public plans and this prompt are readable without an account. Your agent provider may have its own access requirements. The featured castle and its full PDFs are free without sign-up; other guide and custom-build printing remains subject to Dadafu’s parent/Pro rules.

Can an agent create and import any model automatically?

There is currently no public arbitrary-model import API or MCP integration. Agents with browser control may use the visible builder controls, but opening an existing blueprint is the documented starting point. Ask the agent to distinguish proposed edits from work it actually completed.

Does an AI plan prove the real build will stand?

No. Material matching, digital models and physical testing are different. Check dimensions, magnet strength and connections with your own tiles. An adult should help with tall sections and difficult stages.

Direct reading for agents

Plain-text operating guide · Public resource index · Plan library