Scenario editor
Blocks: conditions, loops, Revit commands, code, external service calls. Only verified commands reach the model — AI never writes to it directly.
Takes on repetitive work, sets one standard for the whole department and shows the result of every run.
routine on a finished model runs in minutes
for the whole department, followed automatically
what was done, where the errors are, how often it’s used
Four situations every design department knows.
Routine work on a finished model moves into a scenario and runs in minutes.
The drawing standard is followed automatically, so release dates become predictable.
The time freed up goes to new work — for example, reworking layouts when regulations change.
Engineering logic is formalized and doesn’t leave with the employee.
Any designer can launch a procedure from the shared catalog, and every run leaves a report.
Request a demo↗bim-agent works alongside your design software. An engineer describes once how a standard task is done — placing dimensions and tags on a plan, for example — and the platform turns it into a ready-made procedure: the routine takes minutes, and the engineer only checks the result.
Any designer can launch the procedure from a shared catalog; where the model needs to be understood rather than a command simply run, AI steps in.
Every run leaves a report: what was done, where the errors are, how many times it has been used.
Pinned runs stay reproducible when #201 is updated. v8 is available.
InputsBlocks: conditions, loops, Revit commands, code, external service calls. Only verified commands reach the model — AI never writes to it directly.
Creating, publishing and running scenarios are separated by role; roles and catalog access are configured to fit your company’s structure and rules.
Statistics for every scenario: successful and failed runs, problem steps. The logic gets refined and the whole department receives the update — each cycle brings more scenarios, and more accurate ones.
The platform isn’t tied to a specific AI provider: it can be replaced and your scenarios keep working. Today the platform works with Revit; support for other CAD systems is on the roadmap.
We build the first scenarios, then a specialist from your team takes over — we train them.
Setup, adaptation to your standard and support of the scenario platform are entirely on our side.
Many teams have automation tools. What sets bim-agent apart is that processes don’t stay with individual specialists — they become shared department practice with predictable results.
What it doesAn environment where standard design processes are described once and run for the whole department
What the department getsOne standard, a shared catalog, a report on every run. Scenarios and code stay with the company
What it doesAI agent inside Revit 2022–2026: multi-step tasks, the result is saved as a command with an input form
What the department getsA shared firm-wide command library, Dynamo import. Role model and action reports not described; third-party cloud service
What it doesBuilt-in Revit 2027 assistant, still in testing
What the department getsAnswers and actions on user request; no tools described for rolling processes out across a department
What it doesA set of ready-made commands for external AI apps: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor
What the department getsFast AI access to the model; no catalog, roles or reports, and the model is exposed to an external AI service
What it doesA set of plugins for individual operations
What the department getsSaves time on specific functions; no AI or whole-process description
Based on vendors’ public materials as of September 2026
One of the largest developers: about 350 engineers in three departments use the platform in their daily work.
The scenario handles standard placement on the plan; the engineer checks the result and adjusts the formatting if needed.
Average time for engineers to master the scenario editor.
For the first adopter, the journey from concept to product took 1 year 3 months. For a new customer, deployment, adaptation and training take weeks.
Dimensions and tags on reinforced-concrete plans, on a finished BIM model
With reinforced-wall markup, versions for different plan types
Functions not available in open MCP plugins for Revit
Water supply, ventilation, heating, sewerage
From an image, via a call to a generative service
Structural elements, annotations, view management, clash detection
Pick an agenda item — the mock on the right plays the matching step of a live run.
A pilot with no integration: your real case, our working scenario and a measured result.