The Pipeline
Four layers working together. One AI orchestrating everything from markup to construction document.
Your BIM model, your data, your standards. The single source of truth.
Named pipe connection — not HTTP, zero latency. Open source on GitHub.
Understands architectural intent. Reads markups. Makes decisions.
Excel, Bluebeam, browser, file system, database — all connected.
Named pipes deliver sub-millisecond IPC — no REST overhead, no network dependency.
What AI Actually Does
Not chatbot suggestions. Real execution on real Revit models.
Reads PDF Markups
Redlined PDFs with dimensions, notes, and callouts
Identifies changes and applies them directly to the Revit model
Assembles CD Sets
Project requirements and view templates
Creates sheets, places views, sets scales, adds annotations — 50+ sheets in minutes
Coordinates Documents
Plans, sections, elevations across disciplines
Cross-references and catches conflicts before they reach the field
Produces Construction Details
Detail requirements from plans and specifications
Selects from 498+ cataloged details and places them at the correct locations
Measured Results
Numbers from production use on residential and commercial projects. Not projections — actual tracked output.
Implementation Process
From assessment to production in five weeks. No disruption to active projects.
Assessment & Setup
We analyze your current workflow, template standards, sheet naming conventions, and detail library. The system gets configured to match your firm's standards — not the other way around.
Integration & Testing
RevitMCPBridge installed on your machines. AI pipeline connected and tested on a real project from your backlog. We validate output against your QA checklist.
Production & Training
Your team starts using the system on live projects. Hands-on training for BIM managers and project architects. Ongoing support as you scale.
Common Questions
No. It replaces the repetitive 70% of construction document work — sheet creation, view placement, annotation, detail coordination. Your architects spend more time on design, client relationships, and the decisions that actually require professional judgment.
Revit 2024, 2025, and 2026. RevitMCPBridge uses version-specific named pipe connections. Each installation targets a single Revit version, and multiple versions can run on the same machine.
Everything runs locally on your machine. No cloud processing, no data uploads, no external API calls to third-party BIM services. Your models and documents never leave your network. The AI engine runs through a local connection to Claude via your own API key.
Those are chatbots that generate text suggestions. This is a production system wired directly into Revit via named pipes with sub-millisecond response time. It doesn't suggest — it executes. It reads your model, creates elements, places views, and assembles documents.