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aec-document-review
An LLM agent that reviews architecture, engineering and construction (AEC)
documents: drawings, specifications and reports, with its findings marked
up on a copy. It is the Document Review page of GeotechStaffEngineer
(pip install geotech-staff-engineer), moving into a package of its own,
built on the shared core aec-agent-core and the document layer planlens.
Status
0.1.0.dev0: an empty package. It holds the name on PyPI and nothing else; installing it gives you no review page yet. Until the page moves in, use GeotechStaffEngineer's Document Review page.
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