What you can do with AIRI loci
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AIRI loci brings conversations, design references and a creative canvas into one project. Start with a brief, sketch, existing design or an idea; analyze, explore and communicate it, then organize the results for delivery.
Start with your current work
| Your work | Tasks for AIRI loci | Your judgment |
|---|---|---|
| Receive a brief | Extract functions, constraints, conflicts and open questions | Is the source understood correctly? Which conditions are confirmed? |
| Start research | Find background and precedents; compare approaches | Are sources reliable and relevant to the site? |
| Develop a design | Explore form, materials and atmosphere from sketches or references | Which direction deserves further work? What must remain? |
| Express a design | Generate or edit images, generate video and organize text | Does it represent the actual design without misleading details? |
| Prepare a presentation | Organize text and images, lay out boards and export PDF or PPT | Sequence, conclusions and delivery quality |
How a task progresses
Provide references and the immediate goal. AIRI loci responds, asks for missing context or generates content. Review results in the conversation and canvas, reference them for further edits or start an independent task.
Keep long-term files and confirmed background in Project settings / Reference files and Project memory. Attach materials needed only for this round to the current message. For a defined workflow, select a Skill and prepare its required inputs.
Where to begin
Follow your first task, find a skill manual for a specific task, or prepare a presentation from existing work.
Keep original evidence and check dimensions, areas, costs and regulations. Images and video do not establish that a design has passed structural, fire-safety, cost or construction validation.