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The answer is already in your project. Somewhere.
An RFI lands with a clock on it. Bimiq searches your specifications, your decision log and (if it's open) your live model, shows you what it found and where it found it, then drafts the response for you to edit and send.
The answer is spread across three places.
The answer to most RFIs isn't missing. It's in a spec section you didn't write, a decision from four months ago you might not have been in the room for, and a model you'd have to open to check. Bimiq asks all three.
RFI-034 · Architectural
Party wall construction, Level 5 apartments
“Drawing A-201 shows single-stud partitions. Please confirm the intended construction.”
Specifications
Every indexed project document, searched by meaning rather than keyword.
Decision log
What the team already agreed, and when they agreed it.
Live modelOptional
The open Revit model, queried through the Bridge for the elements in question.
The model is optional. If the Bridge isn't open, Bimiq works from the specs and the decisions, and tells you the model wasn't consulted.
How it searches
Not a template. An agent.
Bimiq writes its own queries, reads what comes back, and searches again (up to eight times) until it has enough to answer. Nobody configured a threshold. It decides what it still needs to know.
RFI-034 · Party wall construction, Level 5 apartments
→search_documents("acoustic separation, apartment party walls")
09 21 16 (2.4) · Party walls between dwellings shall achieve 54 dB DnT,w minimum.0.91
→search_documents("party wall construction buildup, twin stud")
09 21 16 (3.1) · partition type schedule0.84
→get_decisions(tags: ["Acoustic"])
12 Feb · Party walls upgraded to twin-stud SW-02 after acoustic review; SW-01 does not achieve 54 dB.
→query_model(category: "Walls", level: "Level 5")
34 party walls · type SW-01 Single Stud
Four searches in, Bimiq has found the contradiction: the model still shows SW-01, but the team decided SW-02 in February. Exactly what a human answering this in a hurry would miss.
It answers the question in the first line.
The draft is built from what the agent found: nothing invented, nothing padded. Plain prose, ready to drop into whatever you send from.
RFI-034 · Draft response
No. The party walls to the Level 5 apartments are to be twin-stud construction (type SW-02), not single-stud as shown on A-201.
Answers first. No throat-clearing.
Specification section 09 21 16 clause 2.4 requires a minimum of 54 dB DnT,w between dwellings. Following the acoustic consultant's review, a decision was recorded on 12 February 2026 upgrading the party wall construction to twin-stud SW-02; single-stud SW-01 does not achieve the required performance.
Cites the clause and the decision it actually found.
Drawing A-201 predates that decision and has not yet been revised. We will issue a revised A-201 reflecting SW-02.
Corrects the contractor's proposal, and says why.
Please do not proceed with single-stud construction on Level 5.
Closes with the action.
No subject line, no greeting, no sign-off. Just the body.
Nothing sends itself.
The draft lands in an editable field with your name on it, not an outbox. Bimiq did the reading. The answer is still yours.
It arrives prefilled.
Raise an RFI from a clash or a spec conflict and the question, discipline and references come with it. The two modules that generate RFIs hand them over already filled in.
No model required.
If the Bridge isn't open, the agent works from specs and decisions and says the model wasn't consulted, rather than quietly answering with two-thirds of the picture.
Overdue means working days.
Four working days, not four calendar days, because that's how the clock on an RFI actually runs.
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