Start with a point.
Bring field observations into a project with units, coordinates and source context intact.
Connect a compatible AI agent to Civzu through its local MCP server. Let it inspect the project, prepare engineering work and carry approved steps from survey through drawings—with the engineer in control.
An AI agent can do more when it can work with real engineering geometry, source data and reviewable results.
SURVEY → TERRAIN → DESIGN → ISSUEScroll through one connected civil workflow. These scenes are illustrative; the product's release and engineering qualification is still underway.
Bring field observations into a project with units, coordinates and source context intact.
Build a surface, inspect the contours and see what the site is telling the design.
Carry that ground into alignments, grading and drainage with decisions you can inspect.
Turn coordinated engineering context into drawings and exchange outputs for review.
Civzu connects an MCP-compatible client to selected desktop tools. The agent can work across disciplines in one project context; you choose when navigation and reviewed changes are allowed.
MCP-compatible
Typed engineering tools
The current desktop source includes a local MCP server. A trusted compatible client can connect after you enable it in the desktop app. Civzu does not choose your model provider.
Typed tools cover selected survey, terrain, road, grading, drainage and deliverable operations. An agent can read context, prepare proposals and follow results across those workflows.
The connection starts off. Navigation and reviewed changes have separate permissions; project revision guards and preview-before-apply protect the active work. Professional review remains essential.
Implemented in source. Tool coverage varies by workflow; a qualified public build and client compatibility matrix are still pending.
Explore the MCP workflowCivzu brings related civil engineering workflows into a single desktop environment. These areas are implemented in code; production qualification is still underway.
Import and review points, build surfaces, inspect contours and follow source changes.
02 / SHAPE THE ROUTE ↗Develop alignments, profiles and corridor geometry with reviewable results.
03 / BALANCE THE SITE ↗Explore earthworks, pipe networks and design checks in context.
04 / COMMUNICATE THE DESIGN ↗Prepare sheets and supported data exchanges for professional review.
Civzu spans the work of a civil project, from the first point through drawings. Many of these workflows are implemented in code; launch scope and engineering qualification are still being established.
Staged point imports, coordinate geometry, observation adjustment and traceable point history.
Constrained surface recipes, elevation queries, hillshade and contours, with 3D inspection of the ground model.
Analytic alignments, profiles, crossfall and section-based corridor quantities linked to current terrain.
Pads, daylighting, cut-and-fill volumes and mass-haul studies for site alternatives.
Network layout, cover and clearance review, hydrology scenarios and hydraulic calculation paths with audit context.
Parcel geometry, setting out, parking layouts and vehicle swept-path reviews in the same site context.
Labels, scaled sheets, PDF plotting and preflight checks that carry design context into deliverables.
Bounded DXF and LandXML workflows are implemented in code and still subject to release checks. Native DWG remains a research area.
The opt-in local MCP server gives compatible agents typed ways to inspect, propose and carry out selected engineering tasks.
App captures use illustrative projects. They show the workbench direction, not a qualified customer release.



From a small design team to an organization with hundreds of engineers, work should pass between survey, design and review without losing context. We are designing organization workspaces for shared project access, accountable handoffs and a clear history of who changed what.
Team project sharing is planned. It is not implemented in the current desktop build, and joining the waitlist does not grant a shared workspace.
Join the organization waitlistEngineering results need their context: source data, units, revisions and warnings. Civzu is being built to make that context visible while keeping the designer responsible for decisions.
Know which inputs and revisions informed a result.
Preview and review changes before applying them.
Desktop project workflows designed around local files.
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