An open-source BIM team that lives in your editor. It coordinates, tracks requirements and risks, turns meetings into tasks and plans your week, and it asks before it changes anything.
Paste it into Claude Code in your project folder, and your BIM team is set up. Read the prompt first
Pre-alpha: designed in the open, being built now.
I work in BIM
Modeller, BIM coordinator, design coordinator or information manager. Set up your team and do your first session in 15 minutes.
Get started →I decide on tools
BIM manager, project director or CEO. What bimai does, what it costs, how it keeps people in control, and how to run a pilot.
Why bimai →I build tools
Connect Revit, Civil 3D, OpenRoads, Bonsai or your own API. One contract, and your tool works with every BIM team.
Build on bimai →What a session looks like
You: "Prepare Thursday's coordination meeting." 🧭 Coordinator workflow: weekly-coordination → 6 steps, 2 parallel lanes 📋 Issue Manager 47 open ACC issues · 9 overdue · 3 clusters found 🔍 Model Checker delivery check on 3 models: 2 findings ✋ You review the findings → approve ✍️ Scribe agenda written · 4 open decisions · evidence cited Saved and shared with the team ✓
A team that fits your role
A short interview and your BEP decide which agents join your team. A modeller gets a different team than a design manager.
Your BEP becomes the rules
Naming, tools and versions, responsibilities and milestones are read from the BIM execution plan, with page references.
Meetings to tasks
Drop a Teams or Zoom transcript. Minutes, decisions and everyone’s tasks come out; anything unclear is asked first.
People stay in control
Agents read by default. Every change to a model, ACC or a shared rule waits for a person to approve it.
No git, no code
bimai saves, shares and restores your work in plain language. Git runs underneath; you never see it.
Open source, open BIM
MIT licensed. Autodesk and Bentley today, IFC, IDS, BCF and OpenUSD as the long-term backbone.