Install and run your first script
Download the installer, get the add-in into Revit, open the panel, and run a script that actually changes the model.
Learn the platform
We publish short videos on TikTok as we go — each one showing a real task done on a real model. The written documentation is complete and free.
Where they live
A minute or two each: draw the table, edit it in Excel, push it back. No programming lesson, no API tour — just the move that saves the afternoon.
New videos are added when they are finished. Nothing is scheduled.
They show what the engine can do on a real building — the same measurements behind the services. If you would rather we just did the work, that is what the services are for.
The takeoff engine, the DWA scheduling workflow, and the factory we build and test our tools with are not taught. They took years to refine, and they are how we deliver the work — that is the part we keep. The free material teaches you the platform itself, which is a real head start; when you want the numbers measured, that is what the services are for.
Planned
These are topics, not published episodes. They are listed so you know what is coming, not so you can watch them today.
Download the installer, get the add-in into Revit, open the panel, and run a script that actually changes the model.
Projects, script sources, the configurator, running a tool against the open document, and where the output lands.
The single most useful move in Paracore: pull a category out of the model and read it as a table you can edit.
Room names, floor finishes, top offsets — export the table, edit it in Excel, write it back to every element at once.
Connect Claude, Cursor or VS Code to Revit through the public MCP server, then automate a task in plain language.
How to find the extension method you need, what the signature tells you, and how to tell a method that measures the model from one that only reads it.
We run a course for studio staff — tables, cell edit, mass edit from Excel, and automation with paracore-gen. No coding background needed. See the training.
Reference
The written material behind the videos — all of it free, all of it about using and extending the platform.
Installation, the REPL guide, the gallery script format, parameter attributes and the extension-method reference.
The platform is MIT licensed — the add-in, the desktop app and paracore-gen, the public MCP server. Read it, fork it, learn the pattern. The takeoff and DWA packs, and the tool factory, are not published.
Paid deep dives — a complete BOQ from a live model, the DWA scheduling workflow, and the takeoff engine's internals. Released when there is demand.
Next
Both are on offer. One takes an afternoon; the other takes a message.