The APIs can also be used independently, without integrating with any CAD software. Users have the freedom to execute topology building and meshing commands individually or bundle them together in a file as a batch script or a shell script. Python scripting provides a convenient way to write and execute these scripts, offering a versatile and efficient automation solution.

Scripts can be created with different objectives in mind. Frequently used sets of commands can be bundled together and used as macros, streamlining repetitive tasks. On the other hand, the entire meshing process can be scripted to operate in a non-interactive design environment, maximizing efficiency.

Scripts prove invaluable when working with similar geometries, conducting grid convergence studies, or simulating unsteady phenomena with time-dependent geometric transformations. By leveraging the capabilities of scripting, users can effortlessly process complex geometries, generate sequential grids, and explore various design variations in an automated manner.