AI review for the firms that manage and review work for others.
Dozens of engagements, each with its own manual, each package due back in days. Specset reads every submittal against the governing spec, builds the register from the manual, and returns reviews annotated the way your engineer of record would, with the citation on every comment.
Your work arrives as someone else’s package.
A submittal lands from the contractor, a revised set lands from the designer, an RFI lands from the field. Specset checks each against the record it belongs to: the conformed spec, the current sheets, the register. The review comes back as a marked-up PDF with a verdict per item, ready for your stamp.
The agents built for this work.
Design quality review
Review specifications and drawings in project-wide context. Return verified conflicts, omissions, and constructability risks with the source open.
Submittal review
Fully automated reviews of mix designs, shop drawings, product data, safety plans, and more against every applicable requirement. The package comes back annotated, the way a project engineer would return it.
Plan comparison
Compare two plan sets, or two revisions of one sheet. Every change comes back matched by sheet, classified by what it touches, and shown beside the drawing, clouded or not.
Submittal log
Interpret the project manual and build a cited register of required product data, samples, shop drawings, and closeout packages.
Spec intelligence
Merge the base spec, every addendum, and the special provisions into one conformed text per section. Search it, scan it, and cite it to the paragraph.
Schedule intelligence
Import the P6 or Microsoft Project file and Specset computes the network itself. Ask what slipped, what is driving the finish, and what the crews do next week.
Custom skills
Write your firm's procedure down once: a checklist, an extraction, or a deliverable in your template. Agents run it with full coverage on every project.
See it on your documents.
Bring a real package. We run it, you check the citations, and you decide whether it earns a place in the workflow.