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Ask questions across selected drawings, documents and project records. Inspect the sources behind an answer and set a credit budget before sending.
Work with Daedalus in your drawings and project data. Ask about selected equipment, compare sources, and prepare changes you can inspect, accept, or revert.
500 trial credits · No card required · Dedicated environment onboardingSelect equipment → ask a question → review a proposed change
Daedalus works with your selected drawings, schedules and project records. Bring an engineering question to the source, inspect the evidence, and decide what changes.
Work with Daedalus Originals stay preserved. Proposed changes remain yours to review.Select drawing geometry, a PDF region or a spreadsheet cell. Mark it up and ask about the equipment, values or change you have in mind.
Review selected sources alongside project records. Follow available source and version references, with uncertain equipment flagged for confirmation.
Use the artifact editor to inspect a proposed change, accept it as a version, or restore earlier work. Review conflicts in linked downstream deliverables.
Keep engineering context together, from the first project-specific substitution to a comparative review.
Ask questions across selected drawings, documents and project records. Inspect the sources behind an answer and set a credit budget before sending.
See how sources, workflows, equipment and deliverables fit together in an interactive project graph. Open any drawing directly in your live viewer.
Keep a schematic open while a workflow runs. Pin a baseline alongside a generated revision, with drafts and proposed changes clearly identified.
Build assemblies with named terminals, cables and conductors. Swap supported generic symbols for approved client-specific blocks.
Map project placeholders, reuse approved schemes, compare revisions and create review artifacts through visible, goal-driven workflows.
Work together with roles, budget caps, source history and reviewer approval. Dedicated regional environments keep engineering storage under defined deployment controls.
Identify reusable values, map project information, generate artifacts, and put the next revision in front of an engineer.
Find your planA collaborative engineering workspace for utility substations and protection/control, with Daedalus as your AI Engineering Architect. Work with selected drawings and project data, prepare changes, and produce artifacts for engineer review.
Daedalus is the engineering intelligence in ProjectFoundry. Ask about selected drawings and data, review source evidence, and prepare proposed changes. Analysis, actions and recommendations sit alongside your project work, with engineers deciding which revisions to accept.
Read and generate supported native DWG and DXF drawings, view PDFs, inspect and revise XLSX workbooks, and work with Word and text documents. Supported 2D DWF sheets can be viewed and converted to editable SVG with the local reader; native DWF export is not available.
Yes. Keep one or two viewers open while you work. Follow schematic activity and generated revisions, or pin a baseline. Working assemblies preview block placement and terminal-bound routes as you edit.
Yes. Daedalus uses bounded source excerpts and project records, shows context sources, and estimates maximum credit usage before sending. The visual project graph links drawings, workflows, runs, deliverables, assemblies and recorded terminal references. It does not infer or certify electrical connectivity.