General contractors
The whole set, read before lunch.
All those trades. One very nosy pig.
Upload every discipline. Sweinstein reads the architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing sheets, finds where trades disagree, and answers scope questions in seconds.
Counts
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What it counts
- Doors, fixtures and equipment from schedules
- Symbol counts on any discipline
- Schedule entries across every trade
What it checks
- Mechanical equipment against electrical feeds
- Schedules that disagree between disciplines
- Specs and notes that conflict across sheets
Ask it
- "Who is supplying the kitchen hood?"
- "Are there conflicts between M and E?"
- "List all equipment by owner-supplied."
| Circuit | Breaker | Poles | Load |
|---|---|---|---|
| LP-1 | 20A | 1P | Lighting — Dining |
| LP-3 | 20A | 1P | Receptacles — Kitchen |
| LP-5 | 30A | 2P | Walk-in cooler |
| LP-7 | 40A | 2P | RTU-1 |
Sweinstein herds all your trades. It's basically a sheepdog, but a pig.
Measure on top of the count
Measure any trade's runs across the set, on top of the counts. Lengths are worked out exactly from each sheet's confirmed scale. The AI traces; the math is done in code.
Ask about your local code
Ask code questions for any trade on the job. Answers quote the code books your company uploads and follow the project's province or state. They are a reference, not legal advice.
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FAQ
General Contractors questions
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