Construction
RFIs, change orders and daily logs that protect the schedule and the margin
For general contractors, project managers and superintendents on commercial and residential jobs. RFIs that get answered the first time, change-order narratives that tie cost to cause, and daily reports that still make sense when a delay claim lands eighteen months later.
Prompts & skills 4 included
These are part of the Construction kit.
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prompt
RFI that gets answered the first time
Rewrites a field question into an RFI the architect can answer in one reply, with the sheet references, a proposed answer and the cost of waiting.
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skill
Change order narrative tied to cause
Builds the narrative behind a change order request: the directive or condition that caused it, the contract clause it rests on, and costs grouped so an owner's rep can check them.
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prompt
Superintendent daily report from voice notes
Converts a superintendent's end-of-day voice memo into a structured daily log that records weather, manpower, delays and visitors in the form a delay claim needs.
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guide
Subcontract scope gap check
Compares a subcontractor's proposal against the spec sections and drawings for its trade, and lists the exclusions and silences that become change orders later.
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