Your AI connector for Revit
Revit is the heart of modern BIM workflows, but it's still manual in all the places where intelligence could help. Pieces is your AI connector for Revit, acting as the bridge between your model and powerful AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and other task-specific assistants.
Whether you're designing, documenting, or auditing models, Pieces brings real-time intelligence and long-term context to your Revit environment without adding complexity.
Why use Pieces as your AI connector for Revit?
Let AI speak Revit natively
Pieces enables AI to read, understand, and interact with your Revit models using a growing set of predefined tools and intelligent context. That means:
Ask AI about model elements and relationships
Generate views, sheets, or schedules with natural prompts
Automate repetitive actions like tagging or parameter updates
Drive generative design workflows based on data and intent
Interact with your Revit project in real time using smart memory
It’s like adding an intelligent BIM collaborator directly inside Revit.
Built for model insight, not just language
Unlike simple chat tools, the AI connector for Revit isn’t just for conversation, it’s functional. With Pieces, you can:
Inspect model structure and geometry
Query metadata, parameters, and constraints
Trigger predefined functions (via MCP) inside Revit
Receive AI-driven suggestions that adjust based on feedback
This is a major productivity unlock for architects, engineers, and BIM specialists.
What can an AI connector for Revit do?
Feature | What it enables |
Model reading & inspection | Ask about walls, rooms, parameters, and more |
Automation | Create views, tag elements, update sheets |
Generative design | Explore design options via AI constraints |
Smart scheduling | Auto-generate schedules from model data |
Natural language commands | Type plain English to take structured actions |
Memory & feedback | Get smarter suggestions over time |
Supported integrations & tools
Examples of tools built around this concept include:
AI Connector for Revit (MCP) – by Nonica; enables 36+ AI-driven Revit actions
WiseBIM AI – converts 2D PDFs/DWGs into 3D Revit models using AI
Pele AI – automates views, tagging, and sheet organization
DWD AI Assistant – brings a chat assistant inside Revit
Veras AI – generates visuals from model geometry
Pieces complements these tools by adding a long-term memory layer, unified context across platforms, and the ability to re-use past AI interactions.
Set up your AI connector for Revit
Step 1: Install PiecesOS
PiecesOS is the intelligence engine behind memory, enrichment, and model context communication.
Compatible with Windows 10/11 and macOS Ventura+
Once installed, enable the Long-Term Memory Engine for persistent context across Revit sessions.
Step 2: Connect to Revit using MCP
If your AI connector supports MCP (like the Nonica or Pieces integrations):
Launch Revit
Open the MCP integration or command panel
Paste your SSE endpoint from PiecesOS:
http://localhost:{port}/model_context_protocol/{version}/sse
Configure timeout, model, and tool access preferences
You’re now connected and ready to use AI to interrogate, automate, and explore your Revit model with memory.
Benefits of using an AI connector for Revit
Automate repetitive documentation and modeling tasks
Share AI insights across teams using synced context
Use AI to generate, test, and refine spatial ideas
Leverage AI to spot inconsistencies or missing data
Use the same AI memory across Revit, Slack, code, and notes
Considerations
AI connectors for Revit are powerful but require some onboarding:
Initial setup: May involve API keys, endpoint config, or model tuning
Accuracy: AI suggestions depend on model quality and context
Learning curve: Knowing what to ask, and how to trust it takes time
With Pieces as the AI layer, you reduce setup friction and gain a clear, privacy-first control panel for all your model-aware AI work.
Try Pieces as your AI connector for Revit today
If you're ready to connect design intelligence, model memory, and smart automation – Pieces is the missing link between Revit and the future of AI-driven BIM.