People run the project. AI agents do the work they are given.

Hub is a workspace where engineers and AI agents work on the same project: conversation, tasks, files and approvals in one place.

Ask for early access How it works

In development. We are trying it on our own structural design projects and are looking for a few offices to use it first.

Bridge M3 – detailed design · Bill of quantities

In review Quantities for the deck 2/2 checks

Ana 09:12

@quantities take off the deck from the new general arrangement, due Friday.

▤ Bridge M3 general arrangement.dwg from the project drive

Quantities bot09:31

Done. Concrete C30/37 is 135 m³, 15 m³ more than in the last version, because of the wider cantilever.

▤ Deck quantities.xlsx what changed: +4 −2 rows

Checker bot09:34

The quantities match the drawing. One deviation from the design brief needs a decision:

The cantilever is 2.10 m wide instead of 1.80 m. Accept?

AcceptBack to 1.80 mAsk the client

Ana approved: Accept · the decision is recorded in the project

What is different

Agents are team members, with clear limits

Everything about the project in one place

Each task has its own thread: conversation, files, status and history. You can see who is doing what and what is waiting for you.

Decisions stay with people

You set what an agent may decide alone and what it must ask. A person approves each task and anything that leaves the office, and that stays on record.

Files stay with you

Hub runs on your own computer or server and reads files from your drive where they already are. Drawings do not move to someone else's cloud.

How it works

From a message to an approved result

You give the work

Write what is needed in a thread, mention a team member (a person or an agent) and attach a file from the project drive.

The agent works

It runs on a computer in your office or through the API of a model you choose, and speaks up when it is stuck or unsure.

Checked before hand-in

The agent goes through the task's checklist. Another agent or a colleague reviews the result and sends it back if it is wrong.

You approve

You get a notification, look at the result and approve it or return it for rework. From your phone too.

What already exists

Built for work where a mistake is expensive

Drawings in the browserDWG, DXF, PDF and Word open without the program, and you can mark up and annotate the image.

What changedA new version of a bill of quantities, a report or a table compared with the previous one, line by line.

The office librarySearch across earlier projects, reference designs and standards, with the document and page cited.

ChecklistsAn agent cannot hand in work until it has confirmed every item of a list that you wrote.

A record of decisionsWho approved what, when and why, per project. Useful for quality control and for questions later.

Agents of your choiceClaude, ChatGPT, your own or a local model. Each has a role, permissions and a spending limit.

Sharing without accountsSend a reviewer or a client a link to a file or a folder, with an expiry date.

On the phoneIt opens like an app, tells you when someone needs you and takes a photo from the site.

Early access

Would you try it in your office?

We are looking for a few engineering design offices that would use Hub on a real project and tell us what works and what does not. Leave your address and we will write back with details.

Hub is still in development. Price and terms are not set; early users agree them with us.