Highlights

Reads element options the way MAPDL applies them at solve time, and lists any command it skipped
Free and constrained DOF counts, load resultants and mass by material before you submit a run
MAPDL Jacobian ratio per element with a histogram and an inverted-element count
Model tree of element types, materials, sections, coordinate systems and components
Colour by element type, material, section, shape or Jacobian, with X-ray and per-type hiding

A question it answers

Does this Workbench ds.dat really put 500 N in +Y on the loaded face, and how many free DOFs will MAPDL solve?

What you put in

An ANSYS MAPDL deck — Workbench ds.dat saved as .inp or .dat, or a CDWRITE .cdb — opened from disk or dropped on the viewport, or the bundled sample deck (a small MAPDL 2024 R2 SOLID187 block with SURF154 pressure, nodal forces and gravity). View options: colour by family, element type, material, shape, section or Jacobian ratio; layers for edges, SURF154, contact and target, supports, loads and nodes; X-ray; hide any element type.

What you get

3D mesh with element picking; a model tree of element types (the KEYOPT the deck wrote beside the effective one Ansys solved with), materials, sections, coordinate systems, components, supports, loads and analysis settings; element details; node, element and face counts; volume and area by Gauss integration; mass, mass by material and centre of mass from each material's density; MAPDL Jacobian ratio per element with a histogram and an inverted-element count; constrained and free DOF counts; the resultant force and moment of the applied loads (pressures integrated over their faces, nodal forces, ACEL as a body force); and a diagnostics list naming every command that was not interpreted.