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Install and sign in to an AI tool

The BimSpeed AI pane runs a command-line tool (CLI) on your computer. You need to install and sign in to one of three tools: Claude Code, Codex or Antigravity (agy). You do this once.

Feature in testing

BimSpeed AI is in testing. The commands below come from each tool's official page, checked on 24 Oct 2026; providers may change them later. If so, follow the official page linked in each section.

For all three tools​

  1. After installing, open a new terminal (PowerShell or CMD). Old windows do not have the new PATH.
  2. Run the sign-in command once and follow the browser window that opens.
  3. Go back to Revit and press Check again in the BimSpeed AI pane. No Revit restart is needed: the pane re-reads PATH and probes the standard install folders, so a freshly installed tool is found right away.
PowerShell or CMD?

Each install command has a Windows PowerShell version and a CMD version. Run the one that matches the window you have open (see Common problems).

Claude Code​

Account you need: Claude Pro, Max, Team, Enterprise or Console. The free plan does not include Claude Code.

Requirements: Windows 10 1809 or later. No Administrator rights needed. Git for Windows is optional and not needed by the pane.

  1. Install (Windows PowerShell, recommended):

    irm https://claude.ai/install.ps1 | iex

    Alternatives:

    :: CMD
    curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.cmd -o install.cmd && install.cmd && del install.cmd
    winget install Anthropic.ClaudeCode
    npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code

    The npm install needs Node.js 22 or later.

  2. Sign in: open a new terminal, run claude, follow the browser window, then type /exit.

    claude
  3. Verify:

    claude --version
    claude auth status

    claude --version prints a version number. When you are signed in, claude auth status prints "loggedIn": true.

Official page: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/setup

Codex​

Account you need: ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, Edu or Enterprise (or an OpenAI API key).

  1. Install:

    powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -c "irm https://chatgpt.com/codex/install.ps1 | iex"

    Or with npm (needs Node.js and npm):

    npm install -g @openai/codex
  2. Sign in: run codex, choose Sign in with ChatGPT and follow the browser. codex login also works. For an API key, follow the official docs.

    codex
  3. Verify:

    codex --version
    codex login status

    When you are not signed in, codex login status prints Not logged in.

If Codex lives in a folder other than the usual install folders, add that folder to your user PATH, then press Check again in the pane.

Official page: https://developers.openai.com/codex

Antigravity (agy)​

Account you need: a Google account (personal or Business).

Requirements: Windows 10 (64-bit) or Windows 11.

  1. Install (Windows PowerShell, recommended):

    irm https://antigravity.google/cli/install.ps1 | iex

    Or CMD:

    curl -fsSL https://antigravity.google/cli/install.cmd -o install.cmd && install.cmd && del install.cmd

    agy installs to %LOCALAPPDATA%\agy\bin. If a new terminal does not recognise agy, add that folder to PATH or run agy install. The BimSpeed AI pane still finds agy in this folder on its own.

  2. Sign in: run agy. The first time it opens your browser to sign in with Google (or choose Business account). Exit with /exit.

    agy
  3. Verify:

    agy --version
    agy models

    agy models lists the models once you are signed in.

Official page: https://antigravity.google/docs/getting-started

Antigravity specifics
  • Every chat turn starts a fresh agy process, so each answer takes about 2 to 3 seconds longer.
  • Stop ends the process; your next message resumes the same chat.
  • With Antigravity selected, the pane shows an extra Model box to pick a model listed by agy models (the default is agy default).
  • The pane does not modify your agy configuration, and MCP servers you set up in agy are not loaded into the pane's chats.

The First-run check​

When you open the pane, First-run check tells you whether your computer is ready. Press Check at the top of the pane to run it again at any time, and Hide to collapse it. Each line has one of these states:

LineMeaningWhat to do
Tool found / Tool not foundWhether the pane can see the AI tool chosen in the Tool boxNot found: press Open install page, install, then press Check again
Signed in / Not signed inWhether you are signed inPress Open sign-in terminal, sign in once, then come back
Sign-in status unknownThe pane could not confirm (timeout or the check did not run)Just send a message: if you are not signed in, the pane tells you clearly and opens a sign-in terminal
BimSpeed MCP bridge ready / BimSpeed MCP bridge missingWhether the component that connects the AI tool to Revit is presentMissing: update BimSpeed again
Connected to Revit / Not connected to RevitWhether the agent can call BimSpeed toolsNot connected: press Connect to Revit

A ✓ means the line is fine. With all four lines ✓ you can start chatting.

First-run check with Antigravity: tool not found, plus the install guide card with commands and a Copy button

When a tool is missing or not signed in, the First-run check also shows an install guide card with the commands above.

The guide card and the /install command​

The guide card lists the requirements, install commands, sign-in command and verify commands for the selected tool. Each command has a Copy button to copy it to the clipboard and paste it into a terminal. Open the official guide opens the provider's page.

To see this card again at any time, type in the chat:

CommandResult
/installGuide for all three tools, the selected one first
/install claudeClaude Code only
/install codexCodex only
/install agyAntigravity only

Typing /install in the chat box: the suggestion popup and the Antigravity install guide card

After installing, press Check again​

  1. Install the tool with the commands above, then open a new terminal.
  2. Sign in once.
  3. In the BimSpeed AI pane, press Check again.

The pane searches again for the freshly installed tool. You do not need to close and reopen Revit.

Common problems​

SymptomWhat to do
The pane says "... not found" right after installingOpen a new terminal and run <command> --version. If it works, press Check again in the pane. If the terminal cannot find it either, the install folder is not on PATH: add it to your user PATH
The token '&&' is not a valid statement separatorYou are in PowerShell but ran the CMD command. Use the PowerShell command
'irm' is not recognized as an internal or external commandYou are in CMD. Use the CMD command or open PowerShell
irm ... | iex blocked by the execution policyUse the CMD version. For Codex, use the exact command above with -ExecutionPolicy ByPass
npm install fails with permission errors or EBADENGINEDo not use Administrator rights. Claude Code's npm package needs Node.js 22 or later; or switch to the native installer
Signed in in a terminal but the pane says you are notThe tool must be signed in under the same Windows account that runs Revit. Run claude auth status, codex login status or agy models under that account; sign in again if the login expired
Antigravity rejects the modelRun agy models to see valid names, then pick one in the pane's Model box
Quota exhausted or 429 errorsThe error comes from the model provider, not BimSpeed. Wait, or switch model or tool in the pane (/backend, Model box)
Not connected to RevitPress Connect to Revit, then Check again. A model must be open

Still stuck? Send support a screenshot of the First-run check and the output of the verify commands (--version, auth status/login status/models).