Meet Mason, your new AI Project Assistant

Mason is Ressio’s new AI-powered assistant, built to help you manage projects faster and more confidently. Here’s what Mason can do:

• Find answers fast: Ask anything—like “What’s the cost of framing?” or “How many to-dos are open?”—and Mason pulls real-time data straight from your project.

• Guide you through tasks: Need help looking for a file? Or trying to solve an issue? Mason can look through relevant notes, specs, files, and past project data to give you an answer.

• Spot risks early: Mason scans your project for gaps, delays, or budget overruns—so you can take action before issues grow.

• Handle the busy work: From creating checklists to logging daily activity, Mason can do the repetitive tasks for you—just say the word.

Mason is your extra set of hands, your quick answer guy, and your always-on jobsite backup—no digging, no guessing, no delay.

If you're wondering how to get started using Mason, check out some of our example prompts below. Go give them a try!

• “What’s the cost of framing?” - Mason pulls up labor, materials, and total cost from your budget instantly.
• “How many to-dos are still open?” - Mason checks your latest task list and gives you a quick update.
• “How do I install Model 1234?” - Mason gives you a step-by-step guide based on your specs and documents.
• “What’s the best way to fix water pooling near the foundation?” - Mason pulls up relevant notes, specs, and past project examples — so you can make a quick call with the right info
• “Are we over budget?” - Mason shows you current vs. projected costs and where the gaps are.
• “Which team member is behind on tasks?” - He highlights incomplete work by assignee so you can take action.
• “What are the biggest risks over the next 30 days?” - He surfaces potential schedule issues based on open tasks and timelines.

Mason can even tak action for you! Give these prompts a try:

• “Create a to-do list for the framer with a checklist of tasks.”
• “Assign all punch list items to Jake.”
• “Log that the electrician was on-site today.”