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Module · Assistant

Ask the project.
Get the cited answer.

Brickato reads contracts, drawings, BOQs, RFIs, specifications, and correspondence together, then answers in Hebrew, English, or Arabic with the source attached.

Layered construction documents connect to one cited answer through Brickato Assistant.

The problem

The answer is out there.
Finding it isn't.

Construction knowledge is scattered across tenders, contracts, BOQs, RFIs, and drawings, in two languages, across every revision.

What it costs today

Finding one construction answer means searching through folders, versions, and languages, then hoping the source you found is still current.

  • Scattered across documents

    The answer to one question can sit in a tender, a contract, a BOQ line, and an old email, each in a different format and sometimes a different language.

  • Acted on without proof

    Teams often act on a remembered clause or a colleague's recollection because tracing the original page or row takes too long.

What changes with Assistant

Ask a construction question in one place and get an answer with its source attached, so you can verify it before you act.

  • One question, every document

    Assistant reads contracts, drawings, BOQs, RFIs, specifications, and correspondence together and answers in construction terms, not keyword search.

  • Every answer, cited

    Each answer names the document, page, and section it came from, so you can open the source and confirm it before you use it.

How it works

From question to verified answer

Five steps from a construction question to a decision you can stand behind.

  1. 01

    Choose the scope

    Ask across the current project, a set of selected documents, or, where enabled, a corpus in Library.

  2. 02

    Ask in construction language

    Ask about a clause, a drawing conflict, a BOQ assumption, a deliverable, or a project risk, in Hebrew, English, or Arabic.

  3. 03

    Review the answer and its sources

    The response separates the conclusion from the evidence behind it and lists the documents it drew from.

  4. 04

    Open the evidence

    Follow a citation back to the exact page or section before you use the answer.

  5. 05

    Continue the decision

    Refine the question, narrow the scope, or turn an agreed action into a task in Tasks.

In practice

Real questions, cited answers

Assistant works the same way across a tender, a contract, a BOQ, or an RFI.

  • Tender

    Does the tender require temporary access works?

    Ask whether the subcontractor scope includes temporary access works, and Assistant answers with the exact clause in the tender and specification.

  • Variation

    Is this change covered by the awarded BOQ?

    Ask whether a scope change matches the awarded BOQ, and Assistant cites the relevant BOQ line next to the change order.

  • Closeout

    Which RFIs are still open on this package?

    Ask for the open RFIs on a package before signoff, and Assistant lists them with links back to each RFI and its drawing.

Live demo

See Assistant in action

Watch one construction question move from the composer to a cited answer to its source page.

Capabilities

Assistant in the product

FIG. 01

Ask across the whole project

Scope a question to the current project, particular documents, or, where enabled, a corpus in Library before you ask.

FIG. 02

Open the cited source

Every answer names its source documents, so you can open the exact page and confirm it before you use it.

Capabilities

Built for Assistant

The composer scopes a question, the answer names its sources, and Hebrew, English, and Arabic work the same way.

Control the source

Point a question at the current project, a set of selected documents, or, where enabled, a corpus in Library, so the answer only draws from what you choose.

Citations you can open

Every answer separates its conclusion from the evidence and links back to the exact page or section it came from.

Ask in Hebrew, English, or Arabic

Ask construction questions in Hebrew, English, or Arabic and get an answer in construction language, not generic chat.

Using it well

Ask well, verify always

Assistant is decision support. Treat every answer as a lead to confirm, not a final ruling.

Works well when

  • You need one construction answer traced to its exact source.
  • You want to narrow a question to a specific contract, drawing set, or corpus.
  • You want to turn a confirmed answer into a task for someone on the team.

Reach for something else when

  • You need your own team's accumulated experience organized as a reference, not an external authority. That will live in Vault.
  • You need final commercial, contractual, design, or safety sign-off. Assistant supports the decision; it does not replace approval by the responsible professional.

FAQ

Assistant FAQ

Common questions about Assistant with Brickato.

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