Drafted,
not generated.
One canvas wires every tool you already use — Revit, Rhino, Speckle, Excel. The AI edits the graph; you approve the line. Your work stays local. Your knowledge stays yours.
Canvas. Composer. Brain.
The whole product is three ideas — and not one of them is a chat box.
Canvas
Every action is a node; every node is replayable. Drag a parameter and the chain downstream re-runs. Nothing happens that you can't see, trace, or undo.
Composer
Talk to the project. The AI proposes edits to the graph; you approve the line before it's drawn. Set out, don't ask out — review is the default, not an afterthought.
Brain
Persistent memory and reusable skills that grow with your firm. Save any thread as a Skill — JSON you own, versioned in your own repo. No marketplace lock-in.
Your CAD tells us when it breaks. We listen.
No restarts. No "please relaunch Revit." The connector watches the host, reconnects on its own, and tells you what it did.
A graph you can audit, not a transcript you have to trust.
- ◇Replayable by constructionRe-run any node from any upstream state. The same inputs always draw the same line.
- ⌭Parametric, not one-shotEvery chat turn becomes a parameter. Nudge a slider; the chain re-runs from that node down.
- ⌗Auditable wiresEvery connection is typed and logged. Hover any wire to see exactly what passed through it.
{ "name": "Sketch to production", "version": "1.4.2", "owns": "studio@your-firm", "steps": ["read", "extract", "build", "dimension", "schedule", "plot"], "synced": "github.com/your-firm/skills" }
Memory that grows with the firm, not the vendor.
- ❖Skills are JSON you ownSave any thread as a Skill. Copy-paste shareable, diff-able, synced through your own private GitHub.
- ⌥Persistent across projectsThe Brain remembers your standards — sheet naming, dim styles, detail libraries — and reuses them on the next tower.
- ↗No marketplace lock-inNothing lives behind our login. Delete ArchHub tomorrow and your skills are still plain files on disk.
Sit down at the
drafting table.
Open the canvas. Wire your first host. Read every sentence aloud to a senior architect — if they nod, you're home.