Workpack Release Notes

Users can transfer AI takeoff to Conditions.
There are two ways to enter Mapping mode:
- In AI takeoff, click on the three dots of a Takeoff Zone in the left panel to open the options, then click Map Conditions:

- This will initiate Mapping Mode.
In the Mapping Mode, you will see your Conditions in the Project library panel to the right.
- It loads all conditions from the Project library (even if they aren't yet tied to items in Condition Takeoff):
- Note that users can create a new Condition right from this panel (click Add Condition).
You can now map AI Takeoff items to Conditions via the following steps:
- Select a condition in the panel.
- All takeoff items will be filtered; only items of an appropriate type will remain.
- Click the items; they change color to the color of the selected condition, which means new condition items will be created from the selected AI takeoff items.
- When all required items are selected for the appropriate conditions, click the Save link in the blue badge at the top to exit mapping mode and apply changes.
- Users are redirected to the Conditions tab, where they see the updated Conditions Takeoff.
- Changes can be canceled; when canceled, no new condition takeoff items are created.
AI Takeoff items can be mapped into multiple Conditions.
The same AI Takeoff items can be mapped to a selected Condition several times in consequent mappings.

The Project Library gained a new Tab called Projects, which lists all user projects:

When you switch from the Files tab to the Current Sets tab, the navigation panel switches to Sets mode. In this mode, expanding a project displays a list of current sets instead of documents.

You can change the mode of the navigation panel with the Current Sets/Files switch at the bottom. Switching from there will not change the active tab in the main screen.

When you open a drawing set (the Revisions/History page), the navigation panel displays the list of the set’s revisions or current set versions, as appropriate. Expanding a revision or current set version shows the list of sheets it contains.

You can also change the mode of navigation there with the Revisions/History switch at the bottom of the navigation panel. This will not affect the active tab in the main screen.

To make opening a set in the viewer more convenient, we added a button next to the three-dot menu and the Edit Set button.
We also made the set name clickable, allowing the set to be opened in the viewer directly.
While the document is being generated, the buttons are disabled and display a tooltip.

Workpack Release Notes - 2/19/2026