Procore Rolls Out AI ‘Digital Coworkers’ for Construction Teams

Procore Technologies, the U.S. company behind the popular cloud platform for construction management, has introduced a new set of AI “Digital Coworker” packages. Rather than positioning AI as a generic chatbot, Procore is packaging domain‑specific agents that can take on routine but time‑consuming tasks across a construction project.

According to the company, the expanded AI agent library is trained on construction workflows and can read contracts, drawings, site photos, and other project documents to flag risks, summarize changes, and streamline approval processes. A feature called “Skills” lets firms teach the agents their own standard operating procedures, so recommendations and automated actions follow each company’s unique rules instead of a one‑size‑fits‑all template.

Procore claims these digital coworkers can reduce administrative overhead and speed up critical decisions throughout the project lifecycle. For markets like Japan, where labor shortages and digital transformation are pressing issues in construction, this kind of industry‑specific AI agent could become a test case for how deeply AI can embed itself into day‑to‑day field operations.