Revit Model MCP server

This is a helper that connects your AI assistant to a running Autodesk Revit project. You can ask questions about the model in plain words, and the AI looks things up in Revit for you. It is handy for architects, BIM coordinators and anyone who reviews Revit models all day.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI a question about the Revit model, like which level has the most room area. The AI sends that request to this helper, which talks to the Revit project open on your Windows machine. Revit sends back the data, and the helper passes it to your AI. Your AI then explains the answer in the chat, or shows you the matching view. If you allow changes, it can also place or move elements, one small step at a time.

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What you can do with it

• Ask what model is open and how many rooms or levels it has
• Find elements by category, level or parameter value
• Add up areas or counts across the whole model
• List warnings and check model health
• Open a view, isolate an element or export a view as a PNG
• Place a family or move an element, with a preview first
• Undo the last change the AI made in Revit

Try asking your AI

• “What model is open in Revit right now?”
• “Which level has the most room area? Find the largest room and show it to me.”
• “List the warnings in this model and group them by type.”
• “Export the current floor plan as a PNG so I can look at it.”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in plain chat text: lists of elements, counts, totals, warnings and short summaries. It can also open a view for you, select an element, or save a PNG picture of a view. If it changes the model, it tells you what it did and whether the change was verified.

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Who it's for

Architects, BIM coordinators and Revit reviewers who want to ask questions about a model without clicking through every view.