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Pirros Uses MCP to Connect Firm-Wide Design Knowledge to AI Assistants

Original sourceENGtechnica

Summary

Pirros launched Model Context Protocol (MCP) support so AI assistants can access the architectural and engineering knowledge a firm has accumulated, including Revit family data stored in Pirros workspaces. Users can search for details, retrieve drawing PDFs, locate Revit families, identify dependen…

Key points

  • Design and engineering teams can let AI assistants read internal knowledge without leaking model data.
  • MCP is extending from developer tools into knowledge management for professional firms.
  • Adopting teams can cut time spent hunting for drawings and families, but must first clarify access permissions.

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