Information about buildings is spread across articles, guidance and reports. We use artificial intelligence (AI) to find and bring together relevant information from five Danish publishers. You receive an overview with links to the original texts and questions to investigate further.
The search tool is built as a prototype: an early version you can test with us by arrangement.
A municipality is considering turning a former school into a library. It and its advisers need information about what the new use requires of the building. We can help them find a starting point.
What should we investigate before the school becomes a library? You tell us about the building, its future users and what you need to clarify.
We search and read across the publishers. You receive relevant information, links to the original texts and a list of open questions.
We review the overview with you. It can inform site visits, conversations with users and further professional investigation.
An imagined task. We agree the questions, result and professional review with you.
Tell us about your task. You do not need to know about AI or have a finished plan.
The search tool is built. We also plan guides and instructions to help you use it in your work.
Search tool
Search and read across the five publishers’ websites and PDF files. The tool can also query three of their chatbots, which give automatic answers to questions.
You can trace information back to the original texts. Searching your own documents or other reports requires separate development.
Prototype built
Guides
Practical guides to setup, choosing sources and using the results in your work.
Setup instructions are already available in the MCP section below.
Planned
Instructions
Instructions that help AI follow the same workflow when a task needs repeating.
We will specify steps, source requirements and where a professional needs to make an assessment.
Planned
The tool uses the publishers’ search functions and retrieves relevant original texts. The material mainly concerns Danish conditions and is primarily in Danish. These links open the publishers’ websites.
The content belongs to the publishers. We develop connections to their services; these are not partnerships.
When you use the tool yourselves, you ask questions in an AI program. Our tool lets it search the five publishers and retrieve texts for its answer. An AI program that can use tools in this way is called an AI agent.
The connection uses MCP, short for Model Context Protocol. It is a shared, open standard for how AI programs and tools communicate. Our tool is called an MCP server because it receives requests from the AI program and sends information back.
In the prototype, the AI program can search, retrieve web and PDF text, and query the chatbots at Bevica, Grundejernes Investeringsfond and Dansk Byggeskik. Both chatbot answers and the program’s summary need checking against the original texts. MCP does not ensure that answers are correct or that all relevant information has been found.
Read the official explanation of MCP →This section is for you or the person helping with installation. You need an AI program that supports MCP, access to our program code and Docker. Docker is a program that can run the toolbox on your own computer. Access to the code is arranged with us.
Guidance needs to be understood in relation to the specific building and its use. We review the result with you and agree which assessments we or your advisers are responsible for. The search can prepare the work, but does not replace a necessary site visit.
AI can overlook or misinterpret information. Older texts, drawings and figures need separate checks. Searches are sent to the publishers’ services and must not include confidential project information. The tool depends on those services being available.