How MinuteView Keeps Moving
From a foundational platform shift to an agentic AI future
MinuteView has moved fast. Version 2.0 re-built the platform around Automations, 2.1 delivered a modern .NET Core foundation and a wave of new capability, and 3.0 looks ahead to an agentic AI platform. Here's the journey - and where we're headed.
Release Timeline
Major MinuteView releases, most recent direction first. Each release page covers the headline changes - detailed release notes live in the MinuteView Wiki.
Direction in exploration
MinuteView 3.0 — Agentic AI, End to End
The direction we're exploring next: an agentic AI that calls any automation task as a tool, builds workflows from a plain-language prompt, and acts on data across the business - alongside full MicroStation support as the platform grows across CAD systems.
- Agentic AI that builds and runs automation from a prompt
- On-the-fly, temporary workflows created on demand
- Action across the business via Mesh and Automations
- Expanded human-in-the-loop, plus a new mobile app
- Full MicroStation support - direct, SDK-free DGN read and write
- A MinuteView interface for MicroStation, like AutoCAD and Inventor
Current
MinuteView 2.1 — Built on a Modern Core
The current release re-bases the MinuteView server on modern .NET Core and delivers the next major wave of functionality across the platform.
- Modern .NET Core server foundation
- Browser automation, job and agent spawning
- Rich Capture markups with PDF comment integration
- New workflow nodes, easier builder, and AD login
Released
MinuteView 2.0 — The Automations Platform Shift
The seismic release that moved every part of the platform onto the Automations engine, replacing the legacy Creator environment.
- Workflow-style, drag-and-drop Automations builder
- Every module re-based onto one Automations engine
- Parallel processing - dozens of tasks per server
- Always-on background-service architecture
Looking for detailed, per-build release notes? Visit the MinuteView Wiki.
The Long-Term Strategy
Beyond any single release, one thesis guides where MinuteView goes: bring data together, wherever it comes from.
An Open System, Not a Locked One
MinuteView is not designed to be a vendor lock-in system. It is designed to be an open platform that works with as many applications as possible - your data stays yours, in the tools you choose.
Any Source, Any System
The entire thesis of MinuteView is to bring data together. We don't care how you make the data, or where you make it - our role is to manage the data and automate systems together.
Every CAD and Engineering Ecosystem
The platform's growth isn't confined to the Autodesk umbrella. With MicroStation support arriving in 3.0, the direction is support across all CAD and engineering systems - so every team can work in the platform that best suits their business.
This isn't a versioned release - it's the direction every release moves towards, including an all-new data management system built on modern, massively scalable foundations.
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Every release moves MinuteView closer to a platform where anyone can turn information into action. See where it's heading next, or explore the platform today.