
One AI. Every answer.
IBIS is the AI agent for engineers and contractors, working right inside Autodesk Revit. Ask in plain language and it reads the model, checks it against the code, prices the options and writes the report, citing every code section it used.
Recreated from a real IBIS session on Autodesk's Snowdon Towers sample model.
What if all of this was in one AI?
Codes, the model, costs and project records usually live in different tools and different heads. IBIS brings them into one conversation, so the answer comes with its sources.
One AI. Every answer.
Ask. IBIS does the engineering.
Four requests, one plumbing model, minutes of work. Every screen below is the real Genicon AI assistant answering inside Revit.
- 1
Inventory the model
"Inventory every plumbing system in this model."
40 systems by type, material and diameter, 179 fixtures by floor, a 3,052-row Revit schedule and a CSV, without opening a single family.
- 2
Size against the code
"Are these pipes sized right for the demand?"
Peak demand by IPC 2021's Hunter's method (304 WSFU → 30 GPM), the oversized segments with the size they need, exported to CSV.
- 3
Check code compliance
"Audit the domestic water and sanitary systems against IPC 2021."
6,268 segments audited, violations ranked by severity, every IPC section cited, and a PDF report with the fixes, in about a minute.
- 4
Price the options and decide
"Give me three routing options for the hot water riser and recommend one."
Installed and 25-year lifecycle cost for three engineered options, with a recommendation and the reasons behind it.
Three options. One recommendation.
IBIS doesn't stop at "it fails". It designs the alternatives, prices them over the building's life and tells you which one it would pick, and why.
| Metric | Option 1 · Cost | Option 2 · Fittings | Option 3 · Maintain★ PICK |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pipe diameter | ¾" | 1" | ¾" hybrid |
| Pipe length | 7,800 LF | 7,200 LF | 8,100 LF |
| Fittings | 180 | 95 | 220 |
| Velocity | 3.2 fps ✓ | 4.8 fps ✓ | 3.2 fps ✓ |
| Pressure loss / 100 ft | 2.1 psi ✓ | 3.8 psi ✓ | 2.1 psi ✓ |
| Installed cost | $33,758 | $38,620 | $37,018 |
| 25-year lifecycle cost | $87,458 | $60,420 | $52,018 |
| Maintenance score | 1 / 5 | 2 / 5 | 5 / 5 |
Why option 3 wins
The most maintainable riser, for 9.6% more up front
- A union at every branch (65 taps): isolate a zone without draining the system.
- Lowest 25-year cost: $35K+ less than option 1, paid back in about 16 months.
- Safety margins: 3.2 fps velocity and 2.1 psi/100 ft, well inside the limits.
- Future-proof: supports floor additions and smart controls without redesign.
Every answer leaves a paper trail.
Ask once and IBIS writes the deliverable: PDF reports with charts and code citations, Excel and CSV exports, and Revit schedules your team can check.




Powerful for every level.
From the boardroom to the jobsite, everyone asks IBIS in their own words.
Project managers & engineers
Run code checks, size systems, compare options and turn them into reports for the team.
Field & construction teams
Pull model data, change orders and RFIs by asking, instead of digging through folders.
Executives
Project progress, cost scenarios and portfolio-wide analytics, as a question instead of a report request.
Try IBIS on your own model for five days.
A fully licensed Genicon AI install for Revit, with the AI assistant included. Set up in about a minute.