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The project workspace

Everything in Structured AI happens inside a project. A project holds your drawing sets (including multiple revisions), the checks you've run, the issues you've flagged, your markups, and the outputs you've generated. This page walks through the workspace so you know where everything lives.

Video / 0:50Project Overview

Use case: Open a job, switch from the floor plans to the schedules, and find last week's report in seconds.

The layout

Opening a project gives you a split view:

  • The drawing viewer takes up most of the screen. It renders your sheets at full quality, with the toolbar for measuring, commenting, and marking up.
  • The sheet rail lets you move between drawings and jump across documents in the project.
  • The tools rail opens the review, compare, and coordination tools (below).
  • The chat panel sits on the right. Ask anything about the set; the agent answers with citations that jump you to the sheet. Full-screen it when you need room.

The tools

Tools are grouped the way you work:

Review

ToolWhat it does
QA/QCRun automated checks and review findings by discipline.
Issues & CommentsFindings and manual markups in one triage table.
Custom ChecksBuild and run your own checks from a list.
Code ReviewBuilding codes for this project, searchable with tables and figures intact.
Comment ClosureTrack review comments and verify each against the latest drawings.
Shop Drawing ReviewCheck shop drawings against the issued design.

Compare

ToolWhat it does
Compare VersionsDifferences between revisions, sheet by sheet.
OverlayStack and align two sheets to see what moved.
Compare Against ControlDiff a set against a reference or template set.
ConformanceCheck a set against a standard.

Coordination

ToolWhat it does
Takeoff (Electrical)Symbol detection and counts for electrical drawings.
Not seeing a tool?

Some tools are enabled per organization. If a tool you need isn't in your workspace, talk to us and we'll switch it on.

Moving between documents

Upload a new document from anywhere in the project; it processes in the background while you keep working. Switch between the floor plans, schedules, and specs from the sheet rail, and jump to another project without losing your place.

Where outputs land

Anything you generate (Excel takeoffs, written reports, annotated plan sets, plan-review letters) is saved to the project, so last week's report is always a click away. See Generated outputs.

Project memory

The chat remembers how your team works: naming conventions, standards, the way you like outputs. Teach it once and it applies across the whole project. See Chat memory.