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{
  "description": "Structure a property energy-retrofit decision across baseline evidence, fabric, heating and cooling, ventilation, controls, renewables, sequencing, costs, disruption, incentives, and measurement. Use for planning and current programme research. Do not perform an energy audit, engineering design, grant eligibility decision, installer selection, or savings guarantee.",
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  "name": "navigate-energy-retrofits",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: navigate-energy-retrofits\ndescription: Structure a property energy-retrofit decision across baseline evidence, fabric, heating and cooling, ventilation, controls, renewables, sequencing, costs, disruption, incentives, and measurement. Use for planning and current programme research. Do not perform an energy audit, engineering design, grant eligibility decision, installer selection, or savings guarantee.\n---\n\n# Energy Retrofit Navigator\n\n## Workflow\n\n1. Define jurisdiction, building type, age, use, occupancy, climate, energy bills, certificates, surveys, systems, comfort issues, planned works, budget, and objective.\n2. Establish a baseline with data dates and limitations. Do not infer performance from labels or age alone.\n3. Map measures across maintenance and controls, airtightness, insulation, windows, thermal bridges, ventilation, heating or cooling, hot water, renewables, storage, metering, and behavior as applicable.\n4. Respect sequence and interaction risks: moisture, ventilation, overheating, electrical capacity, emitters, distribution, structural load, fire, heritage, permissions, warranties, and occupant disruption.\n5. Compare packages on capital cost, operating impact, carbon or energy effect, comfort, resilience, maintenance, disruption, lifespan, eligibility uncertainty, and confidence.\n6. Research current local standards, incentives, deadlines, approved-professional requirements, and funding terms from primary sources at execution time.\n\n## Required output\n\n- Baseline and evidence gaps\n- Measure interaction and sequence map\n- Package comparison\n- Current incentive research with date and sources\n- Professional surveys and approvals required\n- Measurement and verification plan\n\n"
}

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