The answer is in the contract, or the specification, or an RFI response from four months ago. Finding it takes an afternoon, and the person who knew where to look has moved to another job.
Citebuilt reads the project — drawings, specifications, standards, RFIs, minutes, diaries — and answers questions about it in plain language. Not a search box returning ten documents to open, but an answer.
Every answer carries its sources. Click through to the clause, the drawing, the RFI it came from. An answer you cannot verify is worse than no answer on a construction project, because someone will build to it.
The copilot reads drawings as well as text. Ask what is shown in a detail, what changed between two revisions, or which equipment appears in a schedule, and it works from the image rather than guessing from the filename.
It also knows the project's own vocabulary. Acronyms are resolved against the register your team maintains, so "ITP" means what it means on your job, not what it means in general.
What’s included
5 capabilities in AI Copilot.
AI project copilot
Ask project questions with traceable citations across your records.
Vision copilot
Drop a site photo, marked-up drawing, or PDF and ask about it.
Cited, traceable answers
Never an un-sourced answer — every claim links to its source.
Acronym explanations
A project acronym register, AI-detected and editable.
Standards chat
Chat the embedded code library with cited clauses.
Who it’s for
- Project engineers
- Design managers
- Site engineers
- Contract administrators