00:00 — A drafting workspace Illustrative plot plan PlatKit gives drafting staff an editable starting point for plot plans. The workspace brings together source documents, drawing tools, checks, and export. The result is a draft that can be reviewed here and completed in CAD. 00:18 — Choose the source page Public sample builder PDF Start by adding a builder PDF. The source list keeps the pages available beside the drawing. Identify the foundation page that should supply the footprint. Page classification gives the extraction a defined task, rather than treating every sheet as the same kind of drawing. 00:40 — From PDF to a suggested footprint Sample builder PDF · saved extraction replay Here we are reviewing a saved extraction from the sample foundation plan. It separates the main slab, garage, and porch into editable parts. The outline is still a proposal. The source references, assumptions, and interpretation questions remain available before anything is added to the drawing. 01:02 — Review the interpretation Source comparison · candidate review Compare the proposed outline with the source and inspect the details that affect the footprint. Questions that cannot be resolved from the drawing may need confirmation. Accepting the candidate adds editable geometry. Unanswered questions stay with the draft, so they can be addressed during review and handoff. 01:24 — Work from a recorded community plat Client-provided Woodforest plat · existing section Lot information can also start with a recorded community plat. This is the client-provided Woodforest example. The existing section contains individual lots, shared boundaries, and reserves. A drafter can inspect the editable geometry alongside its source, then choose the parcel needed for the next plot plan. 01:44 — Create a separate plot plan Client lot · full creation dialog Select the lot and choose Use this lot. The creation dialog explains what is carried into the plot plan. The new document keeps the working lot and the surrounding references. It is separate from the community section, so drafting this plot plan does not change the original section. 02:04 — Reuse a plan from the library Client lot + synthetic demonstration footprint Save a reviewed footprint for reuse. Library entries distinguish the builder, plan, elevation, and option. This example uses a synthetic rectangular house. Choose the entry and check the placement prerequisites. Neighboring reference geometry stays protected while the working layout is prepared. 02:24 — Inspect a trial fit Synthetic house · actual Lot Fit result Lot Fit evaluates a trial placement against the available lot information and mapped requirements. The result identifies the governing clearance. Fit describes this placement convention. No fit does not prove that every possible layout fails, and Unknown points to missing information. Applying a result is an explicit action. 02:44 — Read the measured failure Synthetic rules · measured draft findings Guidelines are supplied as explicit rules. For this demonstration, the house and the front, side, and rear setback requirements are synthetic. Moving the house toward the street creates a front setback failure. The check reports fourteen point six two feet of clearance against a required twenty feet. 03:06 — Correct and rerun the checks Draft results · source and rule approval still required Use Place house at setbacks to correct the layout, then rerun the checks. The front clearance is now twenty feet, and all four findings pass. These are still draft results. Passing the supplied checks does not establish approval of the source information, rule mappings, or the finished project. 03:26 — Keep direct control of the drawing Separate illustrative editing example The drafter can also edit geometry directly. Select an object, enter an exact movement, and inspect the result. Drawing properties support precise changes. Undo returns the document to its earlier state, so the drafter can compare the outcome. 03:44 — Give the assistant a defined task Scripted assistant scenario · native review workflow The assistant works with the context attached to the conversation. Here, the drafter shares a selected finding and the relevant drawing information. In this scripted example, the assistant explains the issue and asks how far the house should move. After the clarification, it prepares a proposal for review. 04:08 — Review effects before accepting Scripted response · actual preview, checks, and acceptance Review the proposed geometry and its computed effects before accepting the change. The draft stays under the drafter's control. Accept reviewed changes commits the selected edit. The accepted result can be inspected and undone, just like other edits in the drawing. 04:26 — Compare plans across lots Synthetic community and batch comparison For repeated fit work, a Matrix Book compares plans and options across lots. The completed batch distinguishes Fit, No fit, and Unknown results. This synthetic example shows why the unresolved cases need inspection alongside the apparent matches. 04:42 — Export a draft handoff Actual export workflow · draft CAD output Export the draft geometry together with the review report and saved project. The report carries unresolved items into the handoff. The receiving drafter can continue the work in CAD with the drawing context available. 04:56 — Editable drafts for CAD completion PlatKit application demonstration Continue in CAD.