MoI being an accessible entry to CAD is just a side-effect of an overall non intrusive user experience that fosters on the fly concepting and flow, in my opinion. That's a much greater value than training wheels, at least for illustrators and concept artists that use 3D to get imagery. MoI's fluidity allows for a state very close to the one I get during painting, but that is just a very biased opinion of someone that started CAD with MoI and is not looking to build real things.

MoI - Moment of Inspiration - only these three words perfect characterise target use of this amazing piece of software. In my opinion MoI doesn't aspire to be a competitor of Solid Works, although MoI offers more than enough utilities for designers, digital artists or even for Startup companies that needs CAD software for their projects.

MoI allows quick concept design in right time - in fleeting "moment of inspiration" and this is it. IMHO MoI offers more than only quick concept design, MoI is accurate enough as well, so that project to be switched from idea into real product. It would be nice of course to have in MoI grouping, instancing, modules for parts assembling, metal sheet bending, technical documentation, work flow history with possibility to change parts, but then we talk about Solid Works :-)

Ciao
Mik

Seems you have all that in Fusion 360 but maybe without the pleasure to do ... ;)