As an engineer, I have struggled my whole life with the CAD tooling. Just like...

As an engineer, I have struggled my whole life with the CAD tooling. Just like Photoshop, I never progressed beyond the basics. Leave it to the techs! Bad idea. Anyway, fast-forward to today, and I am easily printing 3D models with my Ender, using CAD files I get from others. Now I need some specific 3D printing for me however, and once again, my pitiful skills at CAD, even with Tinker3D haunt me! So I learned out and tried out Zoo, which is the first and best (I think anyway) TEXT-TO_CAD AI platform in existence. I tried it last year anyway, and it seemed to work. So all I need to do now is type the words of what I want, the Zoo AI will then turn my words into workable CAD drawings. Is anyone in this crowd familiar with this amazing tool? I am looking for tips and perhaps an exchange or two of ideas about how best to harness this tech. Fascinating stuff for sure, with a real practical entry to the average person looking to use AI around the house.