BIM Coordination Starter Kit (Free)

Three of our most-used BIM coordination prompts, free to anyone with an Archgyan account.

A hand-picked subset of the BIM Coordination Prompt Pack. These three are the ones our team and beta users reached for most often during their first week with the full pack, so we made them free as a starter kit. Same structured-output contracts, same placeholder-driven design. Calibrated for ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.

What's inside

• Clash Detection Report Summariser turns a Navisworks / Solibri export into a 1-page coordination report
• RFI Drafter from Rough Notes rough notes to a complete RFI with numbering, references, and a yes/no-able question
• Coordination Meeting Minutes Generator rough notes to formal minutes with decisions, open questions, and action items
• A worked guide with one example per prompt: what to paste in, what to expect, what to reject and re-run
• Three file formats in the download: Markdown for forking, HTML for AI tools that accept HTML prompts, and a printable PDF

Who this is for

• BIM coordinators who want to try AI on real coordination tasks before paying for a fuller pack
• Project architects who draft an RFI or run a coordination meeting most weeks
• B.Arch / M.Arch students learning what production AEC documents actually look like
• Anyone curious whether AI prompts can save them real hours on coordination work

Requirements

• Access to ChatGPT (GPT-4 or GPT-4o), Claude (Sonnet 4 or higher), or Gemini
• An active project with real notes, exports, or coordination meetings to paste in
• A critical eye: AI hallucinates dimensions, codes, and equipment specs. Always cross-check.

What you'll get faster

First usable clash report draft in 5 minutes from a CSV. A clean RFI in 2 minutes from a one-line note. Coordination meeting minutes in the time it takes to refill your coffee. If these three save you hours, the full 12-prompt pack saves you a week.

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