Welcome to Trimble Assist

Trimble Assist is the conversational AI application for finding and working with agents across the Trimble construction portfolio.

People use Trimble Assist in SketchUp, Tekla, Trimble Connect, ProjectSight, Vista, and other Trimble products, and in the standalone web app at assist.ai.trimble.com. The chat, the conversation history, and the sign-in stay the same from one product to the next.

See the following sections to learn more.

Why a shared Assist experience

When every product builds its own chat interface, people learn a new way of prompting in each application, context from one tool does not follow them into the next, and teams rebuild the same chat, history, sign-in, and compliance container.

Trimble Assist provides that container once. Product teams focus on the agents, tools, and skills that encode their domain, and on passing context from their application so agents know where the person is and what they are working on.

Agents built in Trimble Agent Studio are available in Assist right away, in the standalone web app and in every product that embeds Assist. For agent creators, Assist is where people discover and use their agents, and where real usage shows how to improve them.

For more details, see the Trimble Agent Studio help.

How Assist is delivered

Form When to use it
Standalone web app Deep research, multi-monitor work, or anything outside a specific product
Embedded widget Help inside a product, in a panel that feels native to that application
Figure 1. Embedded widget

Trimble Assist as a narrow embedded widget: the agent picker, suggested prompts, and the message box
Figure 2. Standalone app

The Trimble Assist standalone web app with the agent sidebar, suggested prompts, and the message box

You integrate into Assist, not around it. Assist takes care of the layouts, conversation history, sign-in, and enterprise compliance for the chat (aligned with ISO 27001, ISO 42001, and SOC 2 Type 1, whose third-party audits have been passed with official issuance expected in November 2026, and with GDPR). Your team owns the content that makes Assist valuable in your domain.

More than a chat sidecar

Assist scales from a narrow side panel to a full-screen workspace. With MCP Apps, an agent can show what the task needs inside the conversation: an interactive RFI builder, a clash dashboard, a procurement comparison, a model viewer, or a form.

That turns Assist from something that answers questions about the current page into a way to deliver applications. Agents can demonstrate product value, guide people through workflows, and offer interactive tools without sending anyone out of the conversation.

Design agents for a portfolio audience

Because Assist is embedded across many products, people may find your agent while they are outside your application. The agent should check where the person is, explain what it can do once the right product or license is available, and point them to the next step (a tutorial, a trial, or the right application) instead of failing on a tool that only works inside your product.

Pass run context from the embedding application so the agent's instructions can adapt to where the person is working.