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# First task

> Complete a small Revit task, inspect the result and adapt the workflow to your project.

Work on one small scope, review the plan and inspect the native result before expanding.

<h2 id="first-revit-task">
  1\. Prepare a Revit task
</h2>

<span id="first-revit-task-overview" />

<span id="first-revit-task-in-ideatura" />

Open the intended model and save or synchronise it as your project requires. Start a New Chat, choose the model and thinking level, and check Mode and Connected Apps. Identify one view, sheet or selection of elements in the prompt.

<h2 id="review-a-plan">
  2\. Review a plan
</h2>

<span id="first-revit-task-example-request" />

Ask Ideatura to inspect the selected context, identify missing information and propose a short plan before making changes. Review the plan and resolve assumptions about the target and intended result.

```text theme={"dark"}
I am working on [task] in [model and view]. Inspect the selected context, ask about missing information, and propose a short plan. Wait before changing the model.
```

<h2 id="run-and-inspect">
  3\. Run and inspect
</h2>

<span id="first-revit-task-check-the-result" />

Run one bounded step and read the report. Inspect the actual Revit result, check that the intended elements changed according to the agreed rule, and correct any differences. Save the checked native document.

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  4\. Adapt to your project
</h2>

<span id="your-own-project-overview" />

<span id="your-own-project-in-ideatura" />

Repeat the checked task on one representative view or component in your project. Provide actual view names, element IDs, naming rules, templates, linked-model conditions and exceptions. Explain which assumptions differ from the sample.

<h2 id="check-before-expanding">
  5\. Check before expanding
</h2>

<span id="your-own-project-check-the-result" />

For an automation, review its parameters and prerequisites; for a chat task, give the new context and ask for a plan. Run, inspect and correct the small scope before expanding. Check that the result follows your standards and handles the exceptions.


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