Inside Pirros: An AI Drawing Reviewer and Mira, an AI Partner Inside Revit
ICYMI: Ari Baranian of Pirros walks through an AI drawing reviewer and Mira, an AI partner inside Revit, in a live TRXL Feature Spotlight.
Evan Troxel
249: 'Level Two Autonomy for Architects', with Julian Geiger
A conversation with Julian Geiger about bringing practical AI into AEC workflows, automating repetitive tasks while preserving design judgment, and building shared project context across tools.
My Favorite Moments from Episode 247 "It's on the Server Somewhere"
💬 Twenty-one lines worth keeping from TRXL 247. Fifteen voices on where the reasons behind a project's decisions end up, why shared meaning beats one standard, and what to do before an AI reads your drive.
Inside MKS DTECH's Rhino Sync and Nessie: Shared Rhino Models and Revit Data in the Browser
The TRXL Feature Spotlight is a live, hands-on stream. A company that builds a tool shows what it does, with a person who knows it inside and out driving the demo, and I react as a practitioner. This one was with Mauro Sabiu and Mikael Santrolli, the co-founders
My Favorite Moments from Episode 246 "Someone Already Figured This Out"
💬 Thirteen lines worth keeping from TRXL 246, the first episode of Arc 3. Thirteen voices on what a firm's project history is worth, why the why walks out the door, and where to start.
What Do You Keep When You Leave a Platform?
📰 Most vendors say you own your files. Fewer can say who owns what the platform adds, who pays when an agent acts on ungoverned data, or what leaves with you. This edition covers the gap and three checks to run this month.
248: Whose Data Is It, Anyway?
Who owns your data once it lives in someone else's platform? AVAIL, Autodesk, Bentley, UpCodes, dRofus, Pirros, Egnyte, Speckle, Skema, Bimbeats, Finch, Graphisoft, TestFit, and Campbell Yule on ownership, the cost of leaving, liability, and what AI-ready means. The series finale.