Original archiPrompt guidance and articles for evaluating Prompts, reviewing evidence, and keeping architectural judgment accountable.
Eleven practical Rhino resources for architecture students—covering site context, terrain, blocks, vectors, hatches, textures, HDRIs, display modes, environmental analysis, and BIM—with the archiPrompt workflows that support each stage.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read articleA practical, plain-English review of Dynamo 4.2’s Autodesk Assistant, DynamoMCP, templates, BIM controls, graph fixes, compatibility, and rollout limits.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read articleA beginner guide to downloading Dynamo 4.2 Sandbox, opening Autodesk Assistant, confirming the built-in DynamoMCP connection, testing it safely, and understanding the current Revit limits.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read guideA plain-English guide to MCP servers, prompts, skills, permissions, and the first safe test an architect can run with an AI-connected design tool.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read guideInstall Codex CLI on Windows, sign in with ChatGPT, open an empty practice folder, and check your first safe session—without using live AEC files.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read guideA beginner-friendly Revit AI workflow for exporting BIM schedules, checking model information against office rules, and producing a human-verified QA issue register.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read guideHow archiPrompt structures AI prompts for editable architectural vector linework, from plans and elevations to axonometric SVG drawings reviewed in Adobe Illustrator.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read guideInstall Codex CLI on a Mac, sign in with ChatGPT, open an empty practice folder, and check your first safe session—without using live AEC files.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read guideBeginner-friendly instructions for architects: install a curated skill in Codex CLI, confirm it appears, and fix the most common first-run problem.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read guideFind every Claude Code skill location, choose personal or project scope, create a safe AEC SKILL.md, verify it, fix failures, and remove it cleanly.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read guideA practical introduction to architecture prompts, downloadable skills, and MCP integrations for architects, designers, contractors, engineers, developers, marketers, and students using major AI and design tools.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read guideA safe, client-specific installation and verification path for connecting McNeel's Rhino MCP to Claude, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, or a local model—with a clear distinction from Raven.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read guideA contractor-focused method for turning photos, scope notes, quantities, rates, allowances, and exclusions into a reviewable residential estimate.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read articleHow contractors can combine a project markup, matching materials, itemized scope, price delta, schedule effect, and approval record in one change order.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read articleA clean contractor workflow for producing a client-readable proposal PDF with aligned scope, price, terms, and signature fields.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read articleThe raster and vector gates behind smooth architectural linework: weighted borders, structural nodes, straight segments, Bezier curves, and 99.5% fit.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read articleA source-led QA method for reviewing AI-generated drawing, model, schedule, specification, and coordination outputs before project use.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read articleHow to turn a modelling intention into a testable automation specification with explicit geometry, parameters, trees, dependencies, errors, and outputs.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read articleA practical boundary for choosing appropriate architecture AI tasks, protecting information, retaining human responsibility, and documenting review.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read articleA practical checklist for comparing architecture AI Prompts by deliverable, inputs, method, compatibility, evidence, limitations, and review responsibility.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read guideHow to use AI to organize planning evidence while keeping citations, uncertainty, source dates, and professional verification visible.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
Read guideThe fields and review habits that turn drawing comments into a coordination record another team member can locate, understand, and verify.
By Stefan Miller · Updated Aug 2026
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