x& makers has released JustAsk 2, the second major version of its AI add-in for Revit. The update turns the tool into an agent workspace that plans multi-step tasks and asks for your go-ahead before it touches the model.
What’s new
The release was announced on LinkedIn on November 10, 2026 by Xingyun Jin, AIA, who builds JustAsk. According to the announcement and the product page, version 2 brings:
- Confirmation before edits. The agent proposes what it will do and waits for approval before modifying the model.
- Undoable transactions. The product page says multi-step work runs as Revit transactions, so changes can be rolled back with Undo.
- Faster responses and a new Project Browser inside the JustAsk panel.
- Built-in tools named Model Map, Analyze, Markup and Render, which the agent combines for tasks such as sheets, views, schedules exported to Excel and batch edits.
The launch demo uses Autodesk’s Snowdon Towers sample model: creating view filters, updating title blocks across 55 sheets and renumbering grids from a single prompt.
JustAsk 2 supports Revit 2025, 2026 and 2027. The LinkedIn post presents it as free to get started; the product page does not list prices, so check the current plans before rolling it out.
Why it matters
The confirm-before-edit step is the most practical change. Most firms hesitate to let an AI agent write to a production model, and a review step plus standard Undo makes testing easier to justify. It puts JustAsk in the same direction as Autodesk’s own tools, where Dynamo 4.3 now shows Python edits from Autodesk Assistant for review.
If you try it, start on a detached copy of a project, check each proposed action before approving it, and compare the result with what you asked for. Batch operations such as sheet renumbering are good first tests because the outcome is easy to verify.
Source
- JustAsk for Revit, x& makers product page
- LinkedIn announcement by Xingyun Jin, AIA, November 10, 2026
