bimaiYour project site
A private website per project that explains the people, their AI teams, the agreements and current work.
Not built yet
bimai site commands are planned.Every bimai project can have its own documentation site, generated from the project's files. It's written for people who don't open VS Code: a new colleague on their first day, a project manager, a director or the client's BIM manager.
What's on it
| Page | Content |
|---|---|
| Overview | Goal, phase, next milestones, key links (ACC, Teams, CDE) |
| People | Who holds which position, who covers for whom |
| AI teams | Each person's agents and how the teams hand work to each other |
| How we work | The workflows, the coordination rhythm, what needs approval |
| Agreements | The BEP agreements with page references, and the BEP itself |
| Decisions | The decision log, newest first |
| Meetings | Minutes of every processed meeting |
| This week | Highlights from the session journals |
Everything is generated from the project's files, so the site is always up to date and nobody has to
maintain it. The generator is the project-site pack: plain code, no AI, so the site only ever shows what is in
the project files.
Private by default
A project site contains confidential project information, so it's never public by default.
bimai site build # generate and build it
bimai site open # build it and open it on your own computer
bimai site publish # publish it to a private location your organization chosePublishing options are chosen per organization: for example Azure Static Web Apps behind Microsoft sign-in (so only colleagues with a company account can open it), an internal web server, or a zip file to hand over. See the example: Example project.