What you can
inspect today.

Available on this website

• Editable DOCX and XLSX resources, with blank templates and illustrative examples where listed.
• Guides explaining residential design documentation and coordination.
• The Window Room, a fictional example with drawings and a partial material schedule.
• Public source code and development documentation.

Check each download label for its actual format. The presentation resource is a DOCX storyboard, not a PowerPoint or Canva file.

Illustrative, not verified application output

The sample room, AI-generated concept imagery, quantities, prices, drawings, and records are teaching examples. They do not establish that the application generates a complete coordinated package or has been used on a customer project.

Unresolved fields and pending-review labels are part of the example. Do not use it for construction, purchasing, permitting, or a site-specific technical decision.

In active development

OpenLintel explores connections between room inputs, design exploration, drawings, and material information. Source modules are not a promise that every workflow, export, integration, or provider is production-ready.

Before evaluating a capability, check the current repository and development documentation, pin a revision, and reproduce the specific workflow. A working result should be labeled with its version and limitations.

Not offered or established here

• A functioning hosted trial, guaranteed pilot admission, or support service.
• Permit-ready or construction-ready output, compliance certification, or exact quantities.
• Verified customer outcomes, adoption figures, testimonials, or time-saving claims.
• Private or offline AI merely because the code can be self-hosted; configured providers may receive data.

Next step

Explore the sample project, inspect the open-source project, or read about a pilot discovery conversation.