Organize existing stair runs and landings into reviewable standardized assembly records and parameter maps.
Part of RavenAI Standardized Building ElementsLast tested Jul 2026
A qualified project reviewer must approve target standards, mapping rules, tolerance-based matches, exceptions, proposed host relationships, and any downstream model write-back.
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The public process and a redacted example are visible before purchase.
Purchase the workflow, drop its file into Raven, add your project-specific instruction, and review the result in Grasshopper.
Install Raven AISAMPLE INPUT
Existing element geometry and attributes + Target type or assembly schema + Approved mapping rules and tolerances + Scope and review requirements
PROCESS PREVIEW
4 controlled steps with quality checks
EXPECTED OUTPUT
Proposed standard register, source mapping table, exception queue, validation report, reviewer decision list, and bounded Grasshopper workflow plan or canvas edit summary.
Redacted output preview
Standalone prompt from RavenAI Standardized Building Elements
Stair Assembly Register | Assembly ID | Members | Normalized parameters | Status | |---|---|---|---| | STAIR-001 | ST-W-01-R1, ST-W-01-L1, ST-W-01-R2 | 2 runs; 20 supplied risers; nominal width 1200 mm; elevation 0–3400 mm | Proposed—review required | Relationship table ST-W-01-R1 → landing ST-W-01-L1 → ST-W-01-R2, grouped by approved source prefix. No guard or handrail components supplied; none have been inferred. Validation Run widths are consistent in supplied data. Landing width is consistent with run width. Confirm whether the supplied riser count is intended as total assembly count. Grasshopper workflow Input → source-role filter → approved grouping rule → parameter collector → assembly mapper → valida…
Proposed standardization output — review required before any model update.
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Organize existing stair runs and landings into reviewable standardized assembly records and parameter maps. This independently usable prompt system is also included in RavenAI Standardized Building Elements. It inherits the Collection's reviewed integration setup, compatibility boundary, limitations, and human-review requirements.
Five element-specific, reviewable standardization workflows for producing proposed BIM type and assembly registers from existing model data.
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Delivered as a versioned ZIP package. After verified payment, the exact purchased version is available through the buyer's private Library.
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Choose the child system that matches the building-element boundary and load its variables template.
Required product access
Provide existing geometry/attributes, the target schema, approved mapping rules, tolerances, and scope.
Use Raven in Grasshopper to plan or edit the bounded workflow; keep source data intact unless approved otherwise.
Review mapping evidence, exceptions, and validation results before approving any model update.
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A qualified project reviewer must approve target standards, mapping rules, tolerance-based matches, exceptions, proposed host relationships, and any downstream model write-back.
Jurisdiction: Project-defined; no jurisdiction-specific compliance assessment is included.
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Receive the immutable versioned ZIP package.
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Open SKILL.md or the named workflow entry point.
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Collect required inputs and remove sensitive data.
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Execute in a tested tool, then complete human review.
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No. Each system creates proposed standardized information from supplied data and approved rules. It does not make code, structural, performance, or construction determinations.
Use the child prompt matching the element boundary. The collection index routes walls, columns/piers, stairs, slabs/roofs, and openings to separate systems.
No. The prompts default to report-only behavior unless an explicit approved write-back instruction is supplied, and a qualified reviewer should approve changes first.
Use the official installation page: https://www.raven.build/en/download
Review the current plans and access terms on the official pricing page: https://www.raven.build/en/pricing
Package support covers prompt-file access and clarification of included workflow boundaries. Project-specific modeling, code, engineering, and implementation review remain the buyer's responsibility.
v1.0 — Initial collection of five bounded building-element standardization workflows. Standalone component published with RavenAI Standardized Building Elements.
Selected from shared project phases, disciplines, compatible tools, and adjacent deliverables—not generic popularity.
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