KariVentilasjon Nord
On site, BergenSigned off: Functional test AHU-01
Start from scratch, or import the project you are already running. Documents, drawings, models, spreadsheets, emails, photos and notes from every company go through your own AI agent, which organises everything onto the right system in SystemTracker.
From the first sketch to the day the building runs, every document, component, checklist, requirement, punch item and conversation sits on its system. Contractors, consultants and the client work in the same structure, each with their own AI.
Animation: the six systems from the step above move into a shared structure. Documents, components, checklists, requirements, punch items and conversations attach to them. Then people and their AI work on them, and the Log marks what was done through AI.
SystemTracker gives every company the same systems and every AI its person’s access, with a shared record of what was done. A structured, compliant place for the whole project to work with AI.
Animation: four app windows in turn. Kari connects her AI, which can send a checklist for review but not approve it. Siri filters the Log for changes made through AI. Ingrid’s AI suggests a change to a requirement and Ingrid publishes it as a new revision. Ahmed’s AI maps a supplier’s system list to NS 3451 and Ahmed approves it.
Everyone connects the AI they already use through the SystemTracker MCP. It works with that person’s access. Nothing more.
The site manager in Bergen, the ITB lead in Oslo, the client’s rep catching up at 22:40, and the AI agents they invited. One project, one set of systems, and the only place AI works by the rules of your project.
Everyone on your project already has AI. SystemTracker gives it what every person on the project gets: the systems, the owners, the requirements and the permissions, in one shared structure. So it works safely, compliantly and predictably, and every result lands on the right system, marked as AI, for the whole project to see.
Ask like you would ask a colleague. The result lands on the right system, with the right owner, where the whole team can see it.
“Compare the three ventilation offers against our system requirements. Flag every deviation, per system.”
9 deviations across 3 offers · summary ready for the ITB lead
“Create functional test checklists for every air handling unit, based on the requirements.”
12 checklists drafted · ready for review
“Read the fire strategy and create every integration it implies.”
18 integrations, each with a specification
“Here are my notes from today’s walk. Create punch items on the right systems and assign the owners.”
3 punch items · asks before assigning anyone
“Which systems are missing NS 3456 documentation for handover?”
20 systems with gaps · punch items drafted for the owners
“Summarise this week for the client meeting, in Norwegian.”
Posted to #general, marked as AI
Illustrative prompts. Your assistant does the thinking. SystemTracker gives it the structure.
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