get_schedule_info

Summarize model composition including category, family/type, view, sheet, level, and room counts

Cluster view names by type and flag likely naming outliers

Clear temporary hide/isolate in the active or target view

Compare schedule rows across overall/release schedules by key fields and quantity fields

Delete elements with dry-run, confirmation, max-count, unpin, and batch/individual safeguards

Duplicate a view, optionally with detailing/as dependent, template assignment, and activation

Export the active Revit view to a local image artifact for model vision inspection

Export a focused snapshot from explicit IDs or the active selection by activating a target view, temporarily isolating elements, tightening a section box when exporting 3D views, exporting, and restoring the view

Find elements by category, level, and parameter-based conditions

Refine a stored result set with batched server-side parameter filtering using one or many target values

Read the current Revit selection as a reusable result set

Capture a bounded snapshot of elements visible in the active view

Read the current view's name, type, scale, and related metadata

Read model-space element locations using location points, curve midpoints, bounding-box centers, and host fallbacks

Read parameter values for specific elements or an existing result handle

Read host, parent, child, dependent, and adaptive point relationships for model elements

Retrieve all elements for a category and store the result for follow-on actions

Read selected parameters from elements and their host/super-component chains

Return live pyRevit route, document, active view, selection, and write-context diagnostics

Load persistent local user/project notes for recurring Revit conventions and workflow hints

Get active project metadata, document path, and Revit version details

Load canonical Revit schema context including levels, categories, families, types, and common parameters

Read visible schedule table rows and column metadata

Temporarily isolate explicit elements or the active selection in a view and optionally focus the camera for inspection

List loaded family types with category, family, type, and symbol IDs

List fields/parameters that can be added to a schedule, including stable available field indexes

List Revit schedules with IDs, categories, field counts, filters, sorting, and sheet placement status

List stored element result sets and their counts currently available on the server

List views that can be placed on sheets, including type and placement status

Apply or reset active-view graphic overrides for explicit IDs or stored result sets

Create a new sheet, auto-number it, and place a matched view on it

Resolve user terms to exact Revit category, level, family, type, and parameter names

Save a persistent local user/project note for future chats and tool runs

Select elements by explicit IDs or a stored result handle

Select a previously stored search or filter result inside Revit

Generate rename suggestions from a prior view naming analysis

Copy first populated source parameter values into a target parameter with missing-only or overwrite-all policy and dry-run preview

Update one or many element parameters with typed value handling