Thought it could be useful to point out this new sample app: https://fusion-config-demo.autodesk.io/
It's a very simple sample, but good enough to give you an idea of what Design Automation for Fusion is capable of.
It's also worth checking this blog post to see what the Design Automation service in general can provide.
Currently, in order to let the Design Automation for Fusion service access your files, you need to generate a Personal Access Token, that you need to provide for the sample app - see further details in the readme.
The sample is based on the Hubs Browser tutorial which provides access to all your hubs and projects, and the designs you are storing there. In addition to that this sample uses Design Automation for Fusion to extract all the parameters from the Fusion model. After modifying the value of any of the properties, you can click "Update Design" which will then generate a new model with the same name as the original model plus a GUID. Once the model is ready, it will be loaded into the Viewer.
