58 tools for this part of the work. Skills load themselves when the conversation matches; commands are typed with a slash; agents review in their own context and report back.
Turn a code section into the requirements it actually contains
Work out whether a requirement applies to you before reading it
Read somebody else's code analysis for what it assumed and never showed
Hold a drawing against code text you paste, item by item
Read a referenced standard for what it covers and what it does not
Read what an authority sent back and say what it actually requires
Build an accessibility compliance checklist for a project
Make the case that an alternative meets the intent of a rule you cannot meet
Check the civil set against the architectural, in both directions
Record a site's climate zone and its envelope requirements
Audit a plan across eight egress and accessibility axes
Work out required loading berths from the table you supply
Work out required fixture counts from the table you supply
Lay out an accessible restroom from clearances that overlap, not a checklist
Verify exit counts, widths, separation, and travel distance
Follow a rated assembly from floor to deck and find where the rating stops
Compute occupant load by use group and by space
Lay out parking around the bay, the aisle, and the ramp
Track a discretionary approval from application through hearings to conditions
Explain what an easement on your survey does to what you can build
Read a soils report for what it commits you to
Record your code's limits once, with citations, and reuse them
Find a parcel's flood zone and base flood elevation, with its source
Answer NYC zoning questions with citations
Keep one dated record of every permit, review and inspection a project needs
Turn a reviewer's comments into a matrix that answers each one on the record
Record a site's seismic design parameters and where each came from
Work out how vehicles, services, and fire access reach the site
Read a survey for what it does not say, before you design against it
Compute occupant load when you already have the table row
Check provided open space against what the district requires
Build the case for a variance against the findings the board has to make
Turn a parcel lookup into a zoning summary for early design
An accessibility read on the journey, not the checklist of compliant items
A landscape architect's read on site, grading, and planting
Plans the route through the building department, and unsticks a stalled one
A senior civil engineer's gut-check on site and drainage
A code consultant's read on which compliance path this building should take
A geotechnical engineer's gut-check on a soils report
Reads your set the way the person who can reject it will read it
A traffic engineer on access, trips, and what the study will conclude
An urban designer's read on a master plan or public realm
Establish which area standard governs and what actually counts in it