storytold/vectorcraft is an open-source vector art tool written from scratch in pure Rust. According to the GitHub repository materials, the latest release is v0.12.0. However, the provided materials do not record what newly changed in that version.
The tool provides a workflow for creating and editing vector illustrations. It supports live blending and layers, and handles Bézier curve anchors and handles with pen and direct selection tools. It also includes a 3D solid-of-revolution (revolve) tool, dimension tools, and a perspective grid. It can be operated by command, and it gives agents command access through a VMCP server. The README explains that all sample works were made by command and exported with its own renderer. It runs natively on macOS, Windows, Linux, and FreeBSD, and can also be used in browsers through WebAssembly. The repository information lists Rust and Apache-2.0, while the README summary presents MIT or Apache-2.0.
The feature scope and support for multiple operating systems are evident from the materials, but no comparison of performance or compatibility with other tools is given. The specific changes in v0.12.0 also cannot be confirmed, so it is hard to judge how much this version changes existing work. Therefore, based on the current materials, the verifiable assessment is that it is a feature-rich Rust-based vector tool.