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Give your AI agent project context.

Connect BIM project information with an AI agent of your choice. Let it work with your model data to support questions, summaries and project workflows.

An agent is only as useful as the data it can reach, and most organizations have already decided which models they are willing to use. Those two facts point the same way: the agent should be your choice, and the data boundary should be yours to set.

The xeoVision framework does not bundle an AI model. xeokit Data Engine can supply extracted project properties as JSON; an agreed integration prepares the selected information for your chosen agent. You decide what data may leave the project, which agent receives it, and where inference is allowed to run.

An agent can only work with the data and permissions supplied to it. Review its answers against the project information, especially when properties are incomplete or the source model has changed. Explore data extraction and the integration services needed to connect your approved agent.

How it works

  1. 01 Define the project information the agent may access.
  2. 02 Connect the extracted data to your selected agent.
  3. 03 Review its answers against the underlying project information.

Does xeoVision include an AI model?

No. The framework bundles no AI model and performs no inference of its own. xeokit Data Engine supplies extracted project properties as JSON, and an agreed integration prepares that data for the agent you choose to use.

Which AI agent can you connect?

The one you select. Because the connection is scoped integration work over open JSON outputs, the choice of agent, the model provider and the place where inference runs all stay your decisions rather than something fixed by the framework.

How do you control what project data reaches the agent?

By defining the scope before the integration is built: which properties and objects leave the project, where they are sent, and where inference runs. Review generated answers against the source model, since the agent works from extracted data rather than from the authoring file.