Integration between PyWorkbench and PyAEDT without reading a third script

[ManuelMDVR]

Hello!
I am new to this, so I am facing some problems. My goal is to generate a script using pyworkbench and pyaedt, in which I'll read a Discovery geometry and its parameters, to then perform several a parametric study in Maxwell3D and connect the results to Mechanical, hence the initial idea of connecting through Workbench. However, from what I have seen, apparently there is no "connect_to_mechanical" equivalent for AEDT? And, even if there was, apparently connecting to Mechanical with "connect_to_mechanical" doesn't allow you to setup the Mechanical simulation directly, but makes you read a script in which the Mechanical simulation is defined, is that correct?
I have managed to launch a Workbench session in which I setup the Geometry and Maxwell3D components and connect them, but that has been through the run_script_file method. I would have expected to be able to do that through pyWorkbench directly, instead of reading a recorded journal?
Surely I'm missing something, I'd appreciate it if someone could provide some insight on this.

Thanks!!

[MeenaBytes]

@ManuelMDVR There isn't any function for connecting to PyAEDT in PyWorkbench. And you are right now mechanical, connect_to_mechanical is allowing users to use remotable pymechanical where you send string of mechanical script commands to mechanical for your automation.

For AEDT, if Workbench allows using RunScript or SendCommand, I would recommend you use that.