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PlatKit gives drafting staff an editable starting point for plot plans.

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The workspace brings together source documents, drawing tools, checks, and export.

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The result is a draft that can be reviewed here and completed in CAD.

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Start by adding a builder PDF.

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The source list keeps the pages available beside the drawing.

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Identify the foundation page that should supply the footprint.

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Page classification gives the extraction a defined task, rather than treating every sheet as the same kind of drawing.

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Here we are reviewing a saved extraction from the sample foundation plan.

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It separates the main slab, garage, and porch into editable parts.

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The outline is still a proposal.

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The source references, assumptions, and interpretation questions remain available before anything is added to the drawing.

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Compare the proposed outline with the source and inspect the details that affect the footprint.

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Questions that cannot be resolved from the drawing may need confirmation.

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Accepting the candidate adds editable geometry.

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Unanswered questions stay with the draft, so they can be addressed during review and handoff.

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Lot information can also start with a recorded community plat.

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This is the client-provided Woodforest example.

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The existing section contains individual lots, shared boundaries, and reserves.

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A drafter can inspect the editable geometry alongside its source, then choose the parcel needed for the next plot plan.

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Select the lot and choose Use this lot.

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The creation dialog explains what is carried into the plot plan.

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The new document keeps the working lot and the surrounding references.

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It is separate from the community section, so drafting this plot plan does not change the original section.

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Save a reviewed footprint for reuse.

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Library entries distinguish the builder, plan, elevation, and option.

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This example uses a synthetic rectangular house.

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Choose the entry and check the placement prerequisites.

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Neighboring reference geometry stays protected while the working layout is prepared.

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Lot Fit evaluates a trial placement against the available lot information and mapped requirements.

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The result identifies the governing clearance.

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Fit describes this placement convention.

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No fit does not prove that every possible layout fails, and Unknown points to missing information.

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Applying a result is an explicit action.

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Guidelines are supplied as explicit rules.

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For this demonstration, the house and the front, side, and rear setback requirements are synthetic.

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Moving the house toward the street creates a front setback failure.

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The check reports fourteen point six two feet of clearance against a required twenty feet.

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Use Place house at setbacks to correct the layout, then rerun the checks.

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The front clearance is now twenty feet, and all four findings pass.

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These are still draft results.

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Passing the supplied checks does not establish approval of the source information, rule mappings, or the finished project.

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The drafter can also edit geometry directly.

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Select an object, enter an exact movement, and inspect the result.

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Drawing properties support precise changes.

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Undo returns the document to its earlier state, so the drafter can compare the outcome.

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The assistant works with the context attached to the conversation.

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Here, the drafter shares a selected finding and the relevant drawing information.

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In this scripted example, the assistant explains the issue and asks how far the house should move.

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After the clarification, it prepares a proposal for review.

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Review the proposed geometry and its computed effects before accepting the change.

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The draft stays under the drafter's control.

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Accept reviewed changes commits the selected edit.

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The accepted result can be inspected and undone, just like other edits in the drawing.

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For repeated fit work, a Matrix Book compares plans and options across lots.

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The completed batch distinguishes Fit, No fit, and Unknown results.

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This synthetic example shows why the unresolved cases need inspection alongside the apparent matches.

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Export the draft geometry together with the review report and saved project.

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The report carries unresolved items into the handoff.

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The receiving drafter can continue the work in CAD with the drawing context available.

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Continue in CAD.