Maile™ is PueoPlans' agentic AI copilot — built for Hawaii's counties and state agencies. She is designed to catch coordination conflicts before submission, monitor permit status across review cycles, and keep projects moving from first submission to final approval. Every output reviewed by a licensed Plans Examiner. No authority transferred. No jobs lost to AI.
Design professionals in Hawaii average two to three comment cycles before permit approval. Each round costs weeks of examiner time, consultant fees, and project momentum — often on issues that existed in the drawings from day one.
Most comments are preventable. Cross-disciplinary conflicts, broken cross-references, and code misalignments that Maile is built to catch — before a single sheet is submitted to the agency.
The result is faster approvals for design teams, shorter queues for plan review agencies, and projects that stay on schedule and on budget.
Maile™ operates across five specialized engines, each targeting a distinct source of delay and cost in Hawaii's permitting process.
PueoPlans operates as a pre-submission intelligence layer for design professionals, and as a code-mapping and compliance platform for counties and state departments across Hawaii.
On a single commercial high-rise proof run — 465 sheets across 4 volumes and 9 engineering disciplines — Maile identified a significant discrepancy between the declared permit value and the final contract sum, along with cross-disciplinary coordination conflicts that would have generated multiple comment cycles.
This wasn't a curated demo. It was a real Hawaii project, run blind, against Maile's live engines. The results validated the core premise: the conflicts are there. Maile finds them.
Whether you're an architect preparing for submission or an agency looking to shorten your queue — PueoPlans is ready to work. Let's talk.