August 30, 2026•Platform

Features

Floor plans: ControlBird AI traces a floor plan from an uploaded drawing and turns it into a schematic, drawing the walls, stairs and fixtures rather than only room outlines.
Floor plans: room names can be corrected without redrawing. Asking to rename rooms relabels the plan already traced and leaves its geometry untouched, so a correction can no longer lose rooms.
Floor plans: each traced room is reported with its position in the building, so a room can be identified without reading coordinates.
Rule chains: a chain can continue from a side effect, letting follow-up work run after the action that triggered it.
Files: a stored file keeps the filename and type it was given, instead of one inferred from where it was stored.

Bug Fixes

Rule chains: the editor could not open any chain that ControlBird AI had written.
Rule chains: a chain created by ControlBird AI could fail to save, and one built for a schedule would not run when the schedule fired.
Floor plans: an implausible wall-thickness reading could swallow an entire drawing, producing one large room in place of the traced layout.
Floor plans: room areas no longer state a unit the drawing does not define, and areas are reported as a share of the building footprint when no scale is known.
Floor plans: a stair is no longer merged with the wall enclosing it, and traced rooms follow the drawing rather than an estimate of it.