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nCircle Tech launches nVibe AI app builder

Excerpt from AEC Magazine

AEC professionals describe the workflow and AI application platform builds the app nCircle Tech has launched nVibe, an AI-powered development platform designed specifically to help AEC professionals turn ideas into working applications without needing coding skills. Domain experts, including site managers, project engineers and VDC leads, can describe a workflow in plain language, and nVibe builds the application within a sandboxed environment designed to give IT teams control over security, permissions and deployment. According to nCircle Tech, nVibe differs from general-purpose AI coding tools through its built-in understanding of AEC terminology and workflows. This includes concepts such as Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) codes, CSI MasterFormat, RFIs, submittals and LoD 100–500.

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Key terms in this story

RFI (request for information)
An RFI (request for information) is a formal question, usually from a contractor to the design team, asking for clarification of drawings, specifications or site conditions.
Submittal
A submittal is information a contractor sends to the design team for review before work starts — such as shop drawings, product data sheets or material samples.

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