9 updates shipped to Argus this month, including a major release — here's the full recap.
Argus can now generate reinforcement for columns, beams, foundations, floors and walls. Describe what you need in plain language, or attach a drawing or PDF instruction — Argus reads the spec and models the rebar, longitudinal bars and stirrups included, directly in your Revit model.
Owners and Admins get a dashboard showing how their team uses Argus — including the most-used commands — so you can see where the assistant is saving the most time.
The chat now accepts Markdown files (.md) and macro-enabled Excel workbooks (.xlsm) as attachments, alongside the formats Argus already reads.
Type @ in the chat to mention a Revit element, type or view directly, so Argus knows exactly which one you mean instead of guessing from names.
Ask Argus to dimension a view: standard plans and sections are annotated in one pass, and custom selections are dimensioned intelligently — all placed as a single undoable action.
Pin your starred command straight to the Revit ribbon and launch it without opening the Argus panel — your most-used automation is now one click away.
When Argus returns tabular results such as schedules, counts, or element lists, they now render as a proper interactive data table in the chat instead of plain text. Reviewing and exporting model data is far easier.
Argus now asks for your approval before it reads or writes files on your computer or runs generated code. Allow it for the rest of the chat or deny a single call — you stay fully in control of what the assistant can do in your environment.
Saved commands can be opened and edited directly in an in-app code editor, complete with a one-click 'Fix with AI' button that repairs errors for you. You no longer need to regenerate a command from scratch to make a change.
Argus ships improvements like these every month — your workflows get faster without lifting a finger.
