- Version
- 1.0.2
- Published
- Windows signature
- Not signed
This build carries no code-signing certificate, so Windows warns you the first time you run the installer. The download page shows you which warning to expect and how to get past it.
New
- The full Revit tool set is available to your AI app directly — reading and placing adaptive points, loading and deleting families, and the rest of the tool set — with no extra confirmation steps.
Fixed
- The connector starts again in every supported Revit version — under 1.0.1 it could fail to load on one of them without saying why.
- Connecting an AI app no longer loops you back to the sign-in page — one Authorize completes it.
- A name that does not match — a level, grid, phase, design option, linked file, family, schedule or sheet — now gets a named answer saying what could not be found, instead of a bare failure.
- Asking for elements by class name now also reaches element types and families across the whole document — both were unreachable before.
- Opening a document for a task no longer hangs on the activation step, and a workspace that cannot be made ready is refused with the reason named, instead of being reported as ready.
- Saving, saving-as or closing a document answers with a named reason when it cannot — a missing path, a file that must not be overwritten, or the document being the active one — and saving to a new file reports the saved document's identity.
This build does not update itself. To move to a newer build, download the installer from the website again.