The agent’s answers are built from your project’s documents, and it links to the sheets and sections it used. Clicking a link opens the page so you can check the answer against the drawing before you rely on it.
While the agent is working
- A short status such as Planning… or Thinking… shows it has started.
- Each thing it does appears as a step — Searching “footing”, Reading 17 – General Notes, Searching the web. When it’s done, the steps fold into one line such as Used 6 tools. Click that line to see each step again.
- Thinking — click to read the agent’s reasoning, when the model shows it.
- To stop it, click the stop button where the send arrow was.
Citations
Underlined names with a small document icon — for example Sheet 17 or Section A-A — are citations. Each one points to the exact sheet and page the information came from.
Check a source
- Click a citation in the answer.
- The drawing opens in the main window on the cited page, with the chat still open beside it.
- Compare what the agent said with what’s on the sheet. The viewer toolbar shows how many citations point at the page you’re on.
Check sources before you price, order or build from an answer — particularly dimensions, quantities and anything the agent flags as an assumption. The note under the message box says it plainly: AI may make errors, check for accuracy.
How to read an answer
- Assumptions and gaps are called out. The agent usually lists what it assumed, what it couldn’t find and which sheets it didn’t open. Treat these as your to-do list.
- Conflicts are flagged. When it finds two documents that disagree — a footing size on the notes versus the section, say — it points out both and suggests what to do, such as raising an RFI.
- Next steps are offered. Answers often end with what the agent can do next. Reply “yes” or describe what you want.
- Action buttons. Some answers include a button such as Switch to Auto mode when the next step needs it.
When the agent creates something
When it builds a note, estimate, schedule, sheet or log, it opens in the main window as it’s written, and the chat shows a link such as View estimate to get back to it. Larger jobs come with a plan you can follow step by step — see Plans, Approvals & Questions.
Responding to an answer
Hover an answer to see its buttons:
- Copy and Retry (latest answer only).
- Good response / Bad response (thumbs). A thumbs down asks What went wrong? — the comment is optional but helps us improve.
