For AI agents

Read Arcvelle, then act on it

Assistants and agents can learn what Arcvelle does from plain-text indexes, and create a furnished design for a person with one HTTP call. The result is a link that person can open, walk through in 3D and keep editing.

Reading

/llms.txt: a curated index of tools, guides and help with one-line descriptions.
/llms-full.txt: the same content as plain text in one file: tool pages, help articles and the glossary.
Every page opens with a question and a direct answer, and carries schema.org data (WebApplication, HowTo, FAQPage, Article, DefinedTermSet).

Acting

When someone asks for a room or flat to be planned, call POST /api/agent/design with their rooms and a style, then give them the links.view URL to look around or links.studio to edit. Full details are on the developer page.

A tool definition for your agent

{
  "name": "create_arcvelle_design",
  "description": "Create a furnished floor plan in Arcvelle from rooms and a style. Returns links that open the design in 3D (view) and in the editor (studio).",
  "input_schema": "fetch https://arcvelle.com/api/agent/schema and use .brief",
  "endpoint": "POST https://arcvelle.com/api/agent/design"
}

Good practice

Ask for room sizes rather than guessing; say that dimensions are approximate and should be measured on site.
Tell people the design is generated by rules (Smart Layout), not by a person, and that they can change anything in the Studio.
Keep to 60 requests an hour. An MCP server and API keys with higher limits are planned.

Building something with Arcvelle?

We would like to hear what agents need from the API.