BIMLOGIQ Argus vs Mira by Pirros: Revit AI Agents Compared

Features and pricing reviewed November 9, 2026. Public vendor information; confirm current terms.
Compare	BIMLOGIQ Argus	Mira by Pirros
Primary focus	Revit agent that succeeds the earlier BIMLOGIQ Copilot.	A conversational agent for learning, controlling, and creating inside Revit.
How you work	Goals in a Revit chat interface, with model and document context.	Natural-language requests grounded in the current model and selection.
Deliverables	Model edits, families, views, sheets, annotations, and saved commands.	Supported model edits and generated content with visual verification.
Reusable work	Command Builder and a shared team command library.	Conversation context; evaluate your required team workflow during a trial.
Workflow fit	Revit teams seeking an agent and reusable commands within the authoring application.	Users seeking an agent inside Revit with selection-aware interaction.
Public pricing snapshot	Confirm current paid terms with BIMLOGIQ The reviewed product page offers a free download and a demo, but does not establish a current paid subscription amount or allowance. A free installer does not establish unlimited free AI use.	Capped free use; paid Pro and Max allowances The reviewed help article confirms free and paid usage tiers but does not establish their dollar amounts. Mira is separate from the Pirros content-library product. Check supported regions and Revit 2025–2027 requirements before starting.

Revit AI agent features: compare the actual working experience

BIMLOGIQ documents Argus as the successor to Copilot, with multi-step workflows and a Command Builder. Pirros documents Mira as an agent that reads model context, performs supported changes, and provides visual verification. Both product descriptions go beyond answering general questions about Revit.

Evaluate how a user identifies the target model scope, supplies the desired result, and follows up with a correction. A good agent experience is not just the first response. It is the ease with which an ordinary designer can direct the work and continue the project after the assistant has acted.

Sources: BIMLOGIQ Argus product overview · What is Argus? — relationship to BIMLOGIQ Copilot · Argus release history · Pirros: Mira features, versions, regions, and plan structure · Mira product entry point

Reusable team workflows versus a single successful session

Use an equipment-data or room-layout task that another colleague will need next week. After the first run, ask a second person to repeat it on a different project. For Argus, inspect how the saved command captures the intended inputs. For Mira, evaluate the repeatability of the chosen interaction and the available sharing process.

Do not assume that one product lacks a feature simply because the public overview does not describe it. Ask for the exact team workflow you require. The practical question is whether the second user can achieve the intended result without a long explanation from the original operator.

Version and regional availability can shape the shortlist

Argus’s public page lists Revit 2022–2027. Mira’s current help article lists Revit 2025–2027 and specific supported regions. Those requirements can determine whether the product fits the firm’s active project portfolio before any feature comparison begins.

Use the actual project versions and office locations in the pilot plan. If the team has mixed versions, ask how the rollout will work across them. Desktop’s supported configuration should be confirmed on the same basis. This keeps the buying decision tied to the people who will use the software, rather than to a single demonstration machine.

Argus and Mira pricing: compare allowances and completed tasks

The reviewed Argus pages offer a download and demo without establishing a current paid rate. Mira’s help article describes capped free usage and paid Pro and Max allowances without establishing dollar amounts. Confirm current terms directly rather than copying historical or third-party prices into a budget.

Run a simple query, a model edit, and a multi-step task. Record the usage and operator effort for each. That gives a more useful basis for comparing plans than the cost of the smallest advertised tier, especially when the production workload is dominated by more involved assignments.

A broader AI Copilot for Revit & AutoCAD: ArchiLabs Desktop

Desktop is a strong shortlist leader when the project does not stop at the Revit panel. Its public scope combines native Revit and AutoCAD work with source documents, screenshots, recordings, and connected accounts. That creates an opportunity to keep the original instruction and the resulting work in one workspace.

Add a task that starts in a specification or project file and ends with native modeling and a related deliverable. Compare how much of the complete assignment each setup supports. Desktop’s value is the breadth of useful work the team can delegate, with a starting subscription of $19/month plus usage credits.

Sources: ArchiLabs Desktop capabilities and recorded demonstrations · ArchiLabs pricing · ArchiLabs knowledge and connected applications

Common questions

Are Argus and BIMLOGIQ Copilot separate shortlist entries?

They are one product lineage: BIMLOGIQ describes Argus as the evolution of Copilot. Avoid double-counting them.

Is Mira included with the Pirros library plugin?

Pirros documents Mira as a separate product with separate plans and version support. Confirm the offer independently.

Why include ArchiLabs in this comparison?

Desktop adds a broader native-application workspace for Revit, AutoCAD, and connected project context, which is valuable when the assignment spans more than one application.

Sources and comparison notes

Published by ArchiLabs using public product documentation reviewed on November 9, 2026. Recommendations reflect our product perspective. Workflow examples are suggested evaluations, not measured benchmark results. Prices retain the vendor’s currency and billing terms.