Overview
What it does:
Adds a standardized Design Review status model to the active PDF with five color-coded states — Accepted (green), Rejected (red), In Progress (orange), Completed (gray), and None (no recolor). Reviewers then set any markup's state from the right-click menu and it recolors automatically, so a sheet's review status reads at a glance. It merges safely into any status models you already have rather than wiping them, and uses a fixed model identity so review status stays consistent across every set on a project.
Expected output:
The Design Review model written into the PDF (no file export). You get an in-chat confirmation listing the five states with their colors and verifying your existing custom models were preserved. After that, the states are available on every markup in the set.
Pro tips:
- Install it once on a template PDF, then start new project files from that template — every set ships with the same statuses, and because the model key is fixed, you can roll review status up across multiple sets later.
- None is your "no decision yet" state. Because it carries no color, applying it leaves a markup in its original author color instead of recoloring it — useful for parking items without losing their visual identity.
- Safe on sets that already have custom statuses. If a jurisdiction or partner gave you a set with its own model (e.g. a "City Review" model), this won't touch it — it adds Design Review alongside.
Disclaimer: AI-generated results may vary based on individual user context, prior interactions, and stored memory within connected AI systems. Always review outputs for accuracy and suitability before using them in any professional or compliance-related workflow.
