ClashPilot combines a team of specialized AI trade agents with your BIM coordination standards so clashes are resolved quickly, safely, and with a full audit trail. Here’s how the workflow fits into your Revit sessions:

Step 1 — Connect Your Model

• Sign in to ClashPilot directly inside Revit and choose the views, levels, and systems you want to coordinate.
• Your model data stays inside your environment; ClashPilot only reads the elements it needs to analyze.
• Every proposed change is simulated first and logged, so your source RVT remains untouched until you approve it.

Step 2 — Run Coordinated Detection

• ClashPilot scans mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, and architectural systems using your tolerance thresholds.
• Dedicated trade agents evaluate each clash from the perspective of the craft they represent and flag who should move first.
• The coordinator agent negotiates conflicts using your priority matrix, proposing the minimum-impact resolution.

Step 3 — Review, Approve, and Publish

• Review every suggestion with before/after previews, element metadata, and justification notes generated by the agents.
• Accept fixes individually or in batches, assign follow-up work, and push the approved adjustments into your model.
• Export coordinated reports to PDF, Navisworks BCF, or share the audit log with the field and trade partners.

Why Coordinators Choose ClashPilot

• Trade-aware decisions: Agents understand fabrication limits, clearance rules, and your exception list.
• Supervisor controls: You decide which changes commit, while ClashPilot tracks who approved each fix.
• Continuous learning: Feedback from your team tunes the agents to match project-specific standards.

Next: Request a pilot or start a subscription to see ClashPilot remove the busy work from BIM coordination.