An agentic AI copilot inside Revit

Argus is BIMLOGIQ’s AI copilot for Autodesk Revit. It lives directly inside the Revit interface and turns natural-language requests into completed work. Ask it something like “Cut wall openings for every pipe crossing a wall on Level 2” or “Read equipment_schedule.xlsx and place each row as an air terminal” — Argus figures out what needs to happen, calls the correct Revit tools in the right order, and reports back when it’s done.

The last generation of BIMLOGIQ Copilot could already run almost any single task inside Revit — Argus keeps every one of those capabilities and adds an agentic layer on top: it reasons about your goal, plans a sequence of steps, chains tools together, and adapts as it goes. That’s the leap that lets it handle multi-step workflows end-to-end instead of one prompt at a time.

What Argus can do

Natural-language commands — describe any task in plain English (or your preferred language). No Revit API knowledge, no scripting, no add-in cobbled together from macros.
Multi-step reasoning — Argus plans a sequence of actions and executes them as one flow. Read a file → analyze the model → make changes → generate a report, all from a single request.
Rich context understanding — reads Revit model state (elements, parameters, views, sheets, linked files) plus attached files: PDFs, Excel/CSV, Dynamo scripts, Autodesk Docs assets, and Microsoft 365 documents.
Model queries — ask questions about the project (“How many walls have a fire rating of 120 min?”, “What’s the shortest path from Room 04 to the fire exit?”, “Which columns have no assigned base level?”) and get answers grounded in the model.
Model changes — place, edit, split, clone, join, and delete Revit elements; add or update parameters; cut MEP openings; create views, sections, callouts, sheets and schedules.
Reviews before it runs — every generated command is shown to you first. Nothing is written to disk or applied to the model without your approval.
Reusable commands via Command Builder — save any prompt as a typed, reusable command with named inputs. Share it with your team so everyone runs the same, correct version.
Team library — publish commands to a firm-wide library. Standards become executable instead of PDFs no one reads.
Multilingual — works in the language you’re most comfortable with.

Where it fits

Argus is the general-purpose copilot for almost any Revit task. It’s a companion tool, not a replacement for Revit — you’re still driving. Argus removes the friction between “I know what I want” and “here’s how to do it in the API,” so professionals can spend more time on design decisions and less on repetitive setup, cleanup, and coordination work.

Under the hood Argus is built on large-language-model technology tuned specifically to Revit’s data model and API, so it understands categories, parameters, families, views, sheets, phases, worksets, and linked files as first-class concepts.