ZANUS AI FOR CONSTRUCTION — AI WORKFORCE

A project engineer that works every Monday at 6 AM.

Assign work to the AI the way you assign it to staff: type, records, deadline, recurrence. The Monday project digest, the weekly sub-compliance check, the monthly safety-log draft — executed on schedule, with citations, under review.

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Private tenant or your own server · unlimited users · OSHA-conscious safety documentation

Assigning construction AI work with the four-step wizard

Four steps: work type, records and libraries, tags, schedule — the AI takes it from there.

What it does

Work types for the firm

Project digest, RFI draft, submittal summary, safety-log draft, bid go/no-go summary: work types molded to your operation, with default libraries per type.

Urgent / Overdue / Today

The AI’s workload is managed like the team’s: one-click views show what is urgent, late, today and tomorrow — the pay-app deadline never slips silently.

Every work is a full session

Reasoning streamed, sources cited, milestones tracked, linked to the project and the calendar — the diligence of a good project engineer, on the record.

Monday, 6 AM: every job’s digest is waiting

Set “Weekly Project Digest” once per active job: every Monday the AI reads the logs, the RFI register and the submittal log, flags the overdue and the expiring, and files one page per project — before the first superintendent pours his coffee.

Recurring schedules per project
Findings cited to logs and registers
Digest in Output, awaiting review

Roster of scheduled AI works across projects

Construction tech is sold per project, per module and per user — while the superintendent still digs through email chains for the RFI answer and the estimator rebuilds the same assembly costs every bid. Zanus AI: the office side AND every jobsite on one flat-price system, unlimited users — in your private tenant or on a server you own.

Questions, answered

Can we supervise mid-work?

Yes — open any session, read the reasoning, redirect it, or stop it. The AI works like staff: visible, accountable, interruptible.

Can it help with bid decisions?

It drafts the go/no-go summary: scope extracted from the ITB, similar past projects pulled with their outcomes, red flags listed with sources. The decision — and the number — stay with your estimator.

A project engineer that works every Monday at 6 AM.

What it does

Monday, 6 AM: every job’s digest is waiting

Questions, answered

See it working on YOUR jobsite — the demo IS the product.