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This paper presents the development of a tool named Wyvern, designed to provide bioclimatic analysis during the early stages of design. It is evident that the growing demand for more comfortable and sustainable built environments holds significant importance within the realm of contemporary architectural practice. However, concepts pertaining to thermal comfort and the utilization of tools through software development for analysis pose challenges in both practice and education. The objectives of this study aim to address these challenges by introducing a parametric tool with a user-friendly interface capable of conducting those analyses. The methodology takes an exploratory and practical approach, outlining the tool's key functions and its developmental process. Additionally, this study reports its application and integration across three disciplines within the architecture and urbanism curriculum, while evaluating its relevance to the intended audience.