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@aectooling/revcode

v0.1.4

Published

A local Pi-powered coding assistant for Autodesk Revit

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Revcode

Release notes: 0.1.4

A local coding assistant for Autodesk Revit on Windows x64.

Install

Run pnpm add -g @aectooling/revcode, then revcode install if scripts were blocked or registration is pending. Close Revit during activation.

This release supports Revit 2025 on .NET 8 only; Revit 2026 requires 2026.5+/.NET 10; Revit 2027 uses .NET 10. The installer checks your exact build and runtime.

Node 22.19+ is needed for installation and CLI management. The running application uses bundled Node and self-contained helpers; clients need no SDK or build tools.

Manage

  • revcode doctor: inspect compatibility, registration, and payload integrity.
  • revcode rollback: reactivate the compatible previous release with Revit closed.
  • revcode uninstall: unregister and remove owned payloads, preserving settings/history.
  • pnpm remove -g @aectooling/revcode: remove the CLI after unregistering.

Removing the global package alone does not remove the add-in. Without the CLI, run scripts/deployment/uninstall.ps1 from the installed payload under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Revcode\packages\<version>.

Cloud AI requires provider credentials and network access. C# runs with full trust inside Revit. Desktop automation requires an unlocked session. See the deployment guide for release compatibility and enterprise requirements.