GO AHEAD. ASK FOR IT.
Connect Claude through MCP and explain what you need to automate in Revit. You know the model. Give it context.
“Create a plug to check the parameters of the families in the model.”Your request to Claude
Create plugins with Claude and run them in Revit.
Plus, ask Claude for anything you need.
Download for freeDON’T LET IT GET LOST IN THE CHAT.
Check the required parameters of the families in the model.
ArchitectureCoordination2 families to review
Missing “Type code”
THE LOGO IS THE LEAST OF IT.
WHAT MATTERS IS WHERE YOU PLUG IT IN.
One conversation to build it.
One tool to run it again.
Here’s how it comes together.
Connect Claude through MCP and explain what you need to automate in Revit. You know the model. Give it context.
“Create a plug to check the parameters of the families in the model.”Your request to Claude
Review the code and try it on a test model. Once it is ready, save it with a name you will recognise.
Ready for review.
You stay in control.
Find the script in your library and run it in Revit. Check the model and target data every time.
The library requires an account with a verified email address and an internet connection.
Three plug jokes, written by us.
“I thought the logo was a Christmas tree. I was missing some context.”
“Came for the logo. Stayed because the script didn’t get lost in the chat.”
“I wanted to plug it into the model. Turns out you should check where it goes first.”
It is a Revit add-in that lets you build automations with Claude, save them in a library and run them in Revit.
You can run a saved script again from the library in Revit. Before running it, check that the model and target data are correct.
Windows and your own installation of Autodesk Revit. To create automations with Claude, set up the MCP connection. The library requires an account with a verified email address and an internet connection.
The download includes release candidate 4.0.1 for use with test models. The installer is unsigned and validation in Revit is still pending.