FAQ
Product, tools and data, billing, studio access - and the kinds of workflows architects and designers actually run.
Product
Versur is the infrastructure layer for executable design. You compose specialized agents into workflows - research, generate, evaluate, iterate - so studio expertise becomes a process you can run, reuse, and call from Rhino, Grasshopper, Revit, APIs, webhooks, or schedules. It is not a one-shot chatbot.
Tools & data
Billing
Access & studio
Workflow examples
Generic workflow types from Versur - not named client projects or competitions.
Enter a site address and project brief. The workflow runs parallel analyses: zoning capacity, program fit, preliminary cost model, and schedule assessment. Produces a structured go/no-go feasibility report with quantified findings and risks.
Upload construction documents (PDFs). The workflow parses them, searches your office standards knowledge base, and runs parallel QC checks: annotation completeness, dimension consistency, title block validation, and drawing coordination.
Upload a reference image or describe a building/space. The workflow generates material variations (timber, concrete, stone, metal) while preserving design geometry - vision analyzes the original, then crafts material-specific prompts.
A competition brief grounds the run: directions expand, options explore in parallel, compare and select, then a refinement loop and jury narrative - with code and space-planning references when you pin them.
Upload an IFC model or attach a URL. The agent performs a structured multi-pass compliance review: accessibility, egress, fire separation, and dimensional checks. Produces a prioritised report with findings traceable to model data.
Paste a street address (plus optional program, GFA, parking, stories). Produces a source-grounded feasibility study, then builds a Rhino site model with strategy massing and a 3×3 variation grid via Bridge.
