zensets/builtgraph
Research AEC companies, buildings, permits, planning, ownership, financing, people, relationships, opportunities, and pursuits with Builtgraph.
Analyze an attached AEC RFP for pursuit risk and opportunity using a company ICP, Builtgraph relationships, teaming evidence, staffing inputs, and an explicit risk rubric. Use for go/no-go, bid/no-bid, teaming, hiring, compliance, or pursuit-readiness decisions; never make the final decision automatically.
Audit Builtgraph results for identity, freshness, completeness, pagination, conflicting fields, missing sections, measurement coverage, and attribution quality. Use before relying on a negative, total, comparison, ownership claim, current-status claim, or decision-sensitive export.
Build or refresh an AEC firm's ideal client profile using Builtgraph evidence, the firm's portfolio website, and user-provided strategy. Use when a user wants company context, target sectors, ideal owners or developers, market positioning, or a reusable ICP for opportunity research.
Identify newly observed or rapidly expanding real-estate developers using Builtgraph project and relationship evidence. Use when a user wants newer developers, early relationship targets, growing owners, geographic or sector entrants, or developers without entrenched project teams.
Find and prioritize AEC project opportunities against a firm's explicit ideal client profile. Use when a user wants matched leads, projects to pursue or monitor, a strategic pipeline, or explanations of why current Builtgraph opportunities fit their company.
Orient users to Builtgraph by suggesting useful questions, choosing the right AEC research workflow, designing reusable intelligence briefs, and explaining how to connect Builtgraph in Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, or Codex. Use when a user asks what Builtgraph can do, what they can ask, how to get started, how to install or connect Builtgraph, or which reports, monitors, or briefs they can set up.
Investigate Builtgraph actors, places, work, activity, and relationships through its live MCP. Use for direct evidence questions, bounded comparisons, graph research, and coverage-aware summaries.
Investigate a building, address, parcel, or development site using Builtgraph identity, permit, team, ownership, financing, and planning evidence. Use for site diligence, building histories, affected-property research, or existing-versus-proposed comparisons.
Investigate an AEC prospect or client using Builtgraph project, organization, and relationship evidence. Use for account planning, client briefs, project portfolios, procurement patterns, incumbent teams, relationship paths, or meeting preparation.
Research AEC competitors' observed projects, sectors, geographies, roles, clients, collaborators, and current activity using Builtgraph evidence. Use for competitor briefs, overlap analysis, incumbent research, or understanding where another firm appears active.
Build an evidence-audited history of a contractor's projects and permit-linked buildings over a requested period. Use for customer project histories, contractor footprint research, and comparisons between known project lists, published portfolios, and permit-observed activity.
Investigate people named in Builtgraph, including observed employers, career paths, projects, planning applications, and organization connections. Use for identity-safe person research, team history, contact context, repeat collaboration, or relationship-path questions.
Investigate recent NYC construction permits, filing scope, building teams, and contractor evidence through Builtgraph. Use for activity screens, architect-of-record research, contractor histories, filing status, declared cost, or repeat-team analysis.
Investigate NYC planning, zoning, ULURP, certification, and environmental-review activity through Builtgraph. Use for application timelines, affected sites, named teams, environmental obligations, recent movement, or planning-stage monitoring.
Compare and prioritize AEC opportunities using Builtgraph evidence about fit, observed relationships, timing, and coverage. Use for explainable lead tiers, incumbent context, cold-start detection, or pursuit research; do not present the result as a win probability.
Trace Builtgraph evidence about property-side entities, project LLCs, borrowers, lenders, mortgages, assignments, collateral, and portfolio links. Use for ownership diligence, financing context, entity-chain research, or identifying unresolved control and parentage.
Create evidence-aware visualizations from live Builtgraph results, including bounded networks, portfolios, activity timelines, comparisons, and geographic views. Use when a visual materially clarifies an AEC or real-estate decision.