Update to Claus Argos Skill OS

{
  "description": "Structure the feasibility and evidence needed to convert a building into apartments or another defined use. Use for unit-mix, access, services, phasing, approval, cost, and rental or sale planning. Do not declare planning permission, building-code compliance, structural suitability, lawful use, or achievable unit count.",
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  "name": "plan-building-conversions",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: plan-building-conversions\ndescription: Structure the feasibility and evidence needed to convert a building into apartments or another defined use. Use for unit-mix, access, services, phasing, approval, cost, and rental or sale planning. Do not declare planning permission, building-code compliance, structural suitability, lawful use, or achievable unit count.\n---\n\n# Building Conversion Planner\n\n## Workflow\n\n1. Capture jurisdiction, current lawful use, title constraints, existing surveys, dimensions, structure, access, services, occupancy, heritage or protected status, and target use.\n2. Define candidate unit mixes and shared areas without presenting unverified layouts as compliant designs.\n3. Build a verification matrix covering planning or zoning, fire and escape, accessibility, daylight, ventilation, acoustics, energy, parking, refuse, utilities, metering, structural changes, and local occupancy standards as applicable.\n4. Map surveys, designers, authorities, approvals, consultations, lead times, and decision gates required before cost or programme commitment.\n5. Compare options on net usable area, unit count, capital cost, time, income, sale value, operational complexity, and confidence.\n6. Flag assumptions that require architect, engineer, fire consultant, surveyor, utility, lawyer, or authority confirmation.\n\n## Required output\n\n- Existing-information and constraint map\n- Candidate unit-mix comparison\n- Approval and survey roadmap\n- Services and common-area requirements\n- Feasibility risks and professional gates\n- Next evidence-producing actions\n\n"
}