34 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.
Read an assembly somebody else built up and say what it does not do
Get the envelope checklist for the phase and the assemblies you have
Compare two versions of an assembly or a detail and price the change
Follow the air, water, vapor, and thermal layers around a section for breaks
Track one airtightness target from the spec through the site to the test
Put two or more envelope build-ups side by side on criteria you name
Trace the temperature gradient through an assembly and find the dew point
Read a curtain wall submittal for the things a general review will not catch
Carry structure, water, and insulation past the wall without losing any
Build up a below-grade wall or slab where water comes first and drying does not
Decide what each face of the building has to be, before detailing any
Place movement joints and carry the control layers across a gap that moves
Carry the wall and roof control layers around the one corner that leaks most
Build up a roof assembly and place the control layers a roof cannot dry through
Get water off the roof, and say where it goes when a drain blocks
Build up an exterior wall layer by layer and place its four control layers
Detail a window head, jamb, and sill in the order they get installed
Track embodied carbon by stage against factors you supply
Check an assembly's R-value against your climate zone
Explain what a vapor retarder does, and what it is being asked to do here
Work out how every face of the envelope gets reached, cleaned, and replaced
Divide an elevation into panels and lay out the leftover, option by option
Score a project scorecard and predict its certification level
Review a built mockup against what the documents actually asked for
Track modeled performance against certification thresholds
Add up the louver face a mechanical airflow needs, from data you supply
An enclosure architect's read on a wall, roof, or window detail
A waterproofing consultant's read on anything that has to stay dry and buried