The AI Architecture Agent: brief in, project out

Software that takes a project brief and does the production work an architect or designer would otherwise run tool by tool — drawings, floor plans, renders, video and 3D — then hands back the results in one place. On Archify the agent is called Autopilot: it reads the brief, plans a task list, shows you the exact credit total, runs only after you approve, and files every result into one workspace.

Whatever the brief asks for, from 13 tools: a real, editable house model with a full drawing set (floor plan, four elevations, a section, printable sheets, a CAD plan, a BIM file and schedules — free), a presentation floor plan rendered from that model, exterior and interior renders, mood boards, restyles, staging, polish passes, twilight variants, standard video, and on Pro, Studio and team plans walkthrough clips and cinematic camera shots, plus 3D models. The example on this page is the drawings-only case — a brief that asked for a drawing set and nothing else.

A flat 1,000-credit run fee plus each task's normal credits (renders and presentation plans 100, standard video 350, walkthrough clips 600, 3D models 400; the house model and drawings are free). You see the full total before starting and nothing is charged until you approve. A drawings-only run is exactly 1,000 credits, so the Starter plan's 3,000 monthly credits cover 3 of them and Pro's 10,000 cover 10. Failed tasks refund their own credits automatically, and the fee itself is refunded if a run ends — or you stop it — with nothing completed.

No — it is on every plan, and any signed-in account with at least 1,000 credits can run it. The only plan-gated pieces are the walkthrough clip and cinematic shot tasks, which the planner leaves out of the plan (with a note) unless the account is on Pro, Studio or a team plan. New accounts start with 500 free credits, so a first run needs a plan or a one-time credit pack.

It depends on the plan size and on provider queues, so we quote only what we measured: the first production run, 6 tasks on July 26, 2026, completed in about 12 minutes end to end. The page polls while a run is in progress, and a task that stalls is retried on its own; you can close the tab and come back.

Yes. The house model opens in the Design Studio as a normal editable project — move walls, change the roof, re-export every drawing — and every render, clip and model lands in your workspace like any other job, so you can enhance, restyle or re-run it by hand. The share link your client gets is view-only.

A Client Room link, created with one click once the run finishes. Your client needs no account: they see everything finished in that workspace — the renders and videos, and the house as a 3D model they can explore on a phone or walk through on a desktop — and can approve each item or leave a request for changes that you read on the workspace page.

New accounts start with 500 free credits. Those cover 5 renders, or one standard video clip plus a render, on their own — but a run needs 1,000 credits in the account, so Autopilot itself starts with a plan or a credit pack. Download the sample brief on this page so the first run is a known quantity.