Patrick is the AI project management agent for general contractors. He opens the job from the won bid, keeps the schedule, three-week look-ahead and critical path current, tracks buyout, turns meetings and site walks into action items with owners, and runs the punch list to closeout. Your project manager makes every call.
Patrick · founding cohortOnboarding on one of your live jobs
Three-week look-aheadNov 4 to Nov 20 · critical path in colorOn track
Option ADrafted for your schedulerHolds Nov 20Start rough-in on the west half Nov 11 while the drywall balance arrives Nov 13.
Sample data · Patrick drafts, your team approves
Patrick at work · sample data
Four steps, from the master schedule to the look-ahead your foremen work from, with the late delivery that threatens it. Scroll, and watch it happen.
PatrickJob 2417 · ScheduleSynced with P6Import from Primavera P6Job2417_Baseline.xer
38 activities fall in the next three weeks
Signals this week
Option AHolds Nov 20
Start rough-in on the west half on Nov 11, east half when the balance lands Nov 13.
Bring in the schedule you already have from MS Project or Primavera, or build it in the Gantt chart.
Patrick builds the three-week look-ahead and marks the critical path.
Field progress from Lex and deliveries from Dario show where dates are at risk.
Patrick drafts the options. Your scheduler picks one and the look-ahead updates.
Sample data. Patrick prepares and checks, people on your team approve.
*Illustrative
16 capabilities
Everything Patrick covers on the job, in one list. Each one is a first pass your team reviews and approves.
See all features by agent →When a bid is won, the job opens with its budget, schedule, contacts and contract terms already in place.
One view per job of schedule, buyout, open items and risks, with the owner of each.
Build or import the schedule as a Gantt chart with milestones and logic.
The look-ahead your foremen work from, built from the master schedule.
The critical path marked and recalculated as dates move.
Field progress and deliveries show where dates are at risk before they slip.
When a date is at risk, Patrick drafts options to hold it. Your scheduler decides.
Each subcontractor sees their own look-ahead and confirms their dates.
Track every trade from bid to signed subcontract, with dates, values and the savings against the estimate.
Every open task on the job, with an owner, a due date and the record it came from.
Site walk photos become draft punch items with location, trade and the photo they came from.
Every item pinned to its spot on the floor plan.
Items go to the responsible trade with due dates, then close on a photo of the fix.
Track defects through closeout and into the warranty period.
Read-only punch and closeout status for the owner, shared only when you choose.
A short recap beside the Gantt: what moved today and why.
Follow the chain
A warning on the look-ahead always shows its driving path: what happened on site, which activities it pushes and the date it moves. Then the options, side by side.
Why this date movedDriving path, from the field to the milestone
Options
A. West half firstNov 20
Start rough-in on the west half Nov 11, east when the balance lands.B. Wait for the balanceNov 24
Rebook the inspection, 4 days later.C. Weekend crewNov 20
Saturday shift for 2 trades, extra cost.Patrick drafts the options. Your scheduler decides.
What Patrick records moves on to the next agent with its source attached, so nobody types the same thing twice.
Foremen see the coming three weeks, and the field reports progress back against it.
Meet Lex →The look-ahead tells Dario what material, cranes and equipment are needed, and when.
Meet Dario →Owners, due dates and reminders go out with every meeting and RFI.
Meet Colin →Recovery options, buyout and punch status, ready for your project manager.
Read the scheduling guide →Patrick is offered to the US founding cohort. We set him up with each team on one of their own jobs, with their schedule, buyout and subs.
Tell us about one job you are running. We reply personally and set up a session on your own schedule and punch list.
Patrick is available to the US founding cohort. We keep the group small so each team gets hands-on setup and a direct line to the product team.
We set a date and set Patrick up with you on one live job: your schedule file, your buyout log and your punch list template.
Patrick is not part of the published plans yet. Founding-cohort terms are agreed with each team, and pricing is on request.
Yes. Import a P6 XER or an MS Project file with logic, float and calendars kept, or build the schedule in the Gantt chart. The look-ahead and critical path stay current from field progress.
No. Patrick keeps the schedule, buyout, action items and punch list current and drafts options. Your project manager decides and approves every order, change and date.
Dario, BAU AI’s procurement and logistics agent. Patrick sees each order and delivery against the schedule and flags anything that puts a date at risk.
Site walk photos become draft punch items pinned to the plan. Each is assigned to the trade, and closes only after someone on your team checks the photo of the fix or the work on site.
No. Your documents stay yours: US data residency, tenant isolation, encryption at rest and in transit, and no training on customer data. Our SOC 2 Type II audit is in progress.