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Skill instructions — Now says: Link each canonical source. Service-charge budget units are the index's interpretation of the source categories. Use the building record's matched...
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Oct 24, 2026 · 13:41 UTC
Link each canonical source. Budget units follow the index's ADR-0004 interpretation. Use the building record's matched `afterServiceCharge`
Oct 27, 2026 · 06:07 UTC
Link each canonical source. Service-charge budget units are the index's interpretation of the source categories. Use the building record's matched `afterServiceCharge`
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--- before +++ after @@ -27,8 +27,8 @@ building or a thin grain, call `get_building_transactions` and describe the spread of actual deals. Preserve building versus pooled rent evidence and the returned data date. - Link each canonical source. Budget units follow the index's ADR-0004 - interpretation. Use the building record's matched `afterServiceCharge` + Link each canonical source. Service-charge budget units are the index's + interpretation of the source categories. Use the building record's matched `afterServiceCharge` adjustment, which still excludes other operating and finance costs. 5. **Verdict.** Say whether registered records support, contradict or cannot test the claim, and by how much (percentage points for yields). Do not
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"---\nname: check-a-claim\ndescription: Test a claim about Dubai property returns — an agent's or developer's yield, price, rent or growth figure — against registered Dubai Land Department and Ejari records, using the Dubai Wealth Index tools. Use when the user quotes a figure for a Dubai building, area or community and asks whether it is true, realistic, typical or supported.\n---\n\n# Check a Dubai property claim\n\nExplicit user instructions take priority over this workflow.\n\n1. **Pin the claim down.** Which building or area, which unit size, which\n figure (gross or net yield, asking or achieved rent, launch or resale\n price), and over what period. If a detail is missing, ask for it or state\n the assumption you made.\n2. **Find the registered figure.** `search`, then `get_building` (with the\n bedroom type) or `get_area` / `get_villa_community`. Confirm the building\n identity if the search matched another name.\n3. **Compare like with like.**\n - Our yields are GROSS: registered new-contract rent over the median\n registered price in the same 12 months. Net is below gross only for the\n same income, price denominator and period with positive costs. A net yield\n on another purchase price is not directly comparable to the index gross\n yield. Identify the claim's actual basis; do not guess it.\n - A claimed short-term (Airbnb) return rests on an occupancy assumption;\n state ours from the tool result.\n - Prices are achieved, not asking.\n4. **Show the evidence.** Quote the sample sizes. If the claim is about a small\n building or a thin grain, call `get_building_transactions` and describe the\n spread of actual deals.\n Preserve building versus pooled rent evidence and the returned data date.\n Link each canonical source. Budget units follow the index's ADR-0004\n interpretation. Use the building record's matched `afterServiceCharge`\n adjustment, which still excludes other operating and finance costs.\n5. **Verdict.** Say whether registered records support, contradict or cannot\n test the claim, and by how much (percentage points for yields). Do not\n recommend buying or not buying.\n"
"---\nname: check-a-claim\ndescription: Test a claim about Dubai property returns — an agent's or developer's yield, price, rent or growth figure — against registered Dubai Land Department and Ejari records, using the Dubai Wealth Index tools. Use when the user quotes a figure for a Dubai building, area or community and asks whether it is true, realistic, typical or supported.\n---\n\n# Check a Dubai property claim\n\nExplicit user instructions take priority over this workflow.\n\n1. **Pin the claim down.** Which building or area, which unit size, which\n figure (gross or net yield, asking or achieved rent, launch or resale\n price), and over what period. If a detail is missing, ask for it or state\n the assumption you made.\n2. **Find the registered figure.** `search`, then `get_building` (with the\n bedroom type) or `get_area` / `get_villa_community`. Confirm the building\n identity if the search matched another name.\n3. **Compare like with like.**\n - Our yields are GROSS: registered new-contract rent over the median\n registered price in the same 12 months. Net is below gross only for the\n same income, price denominator and period with positive costs. A net yield\n on another purchase price is not directly comparable to the index gross\n yield. Identify the claim's actual basis; do not guess it.\n - A claimed short-term (Airbnb) return rests on an occupancy assumption;\n state ours from the tool result.\n - Prices are achieved, not asking.\n4. **Show the evidence.** Quote the sample sizes. If the claim is about a small\n building or a thin grain, call `get_building_transactions` and describe the\n spread of actual deals.\n Preserve building versus pooled rent evidence and the returned data date.\n Link each canonical source. Service-charge budget units are the index's\n interpretation of the source categories. Use the building record's matched `afterServiceCharge`\n adjustment, which still excludes other operating and finance costs.\n5. **Verdict.** Say whether registered records support, contradict or cannot\n test the claim, and by how much (percentage points for yields). Do not\n recommend buying or not buying.\n"
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"skill_md_contents": "---\nname: check-a-claim\ndescription: Test a claim about Dubai property returns — an agent's or developer's yield, price, rent or growth figure — against registered Dubai Land Department and Ejari records, using the Dubai Wealth Index tools. Use when the user quotes a figure for a Dubai building, area or community and asks whether it is true, realistic, typical or supported.\n---\n\n# Check a Dubai property claim\n\nExplicit user instructions take priority over this workflow.\n\n1. **Pin the claim down.** Which building or area, which unit size, which\n figure (gross or net yield, asking or achieved rent, launch or resale\n price), and over what period. If a detail is missing, ask for it or state\n the assumption you made.\n2. **Find the registered figure.** `search`, then `get_building` (with the\n bedroom type) or `get_area` / `get_villa_community`. Confirm the building\n identity if the search matched another name.\n3. **Compare like with like.**\n - Our yields are GROSS: registered new-contract rent over the median\n registered price in the same 12 months. Net is below gross only for the\n same income, price denominator and period with positive costs. A net yield\n on another purchase price is not directly comparable to the index gross\n yield. Identify the claim's actual basis; do not guess it.\n - A claimed short-term (Airbnb) return rests on an occupancy assumption;\n state ours from the tool result.\n - Prices are achieved, not asking.\n4. **Show the evidence.** Quote the sample sizes. If the claim is about a small\n building or a thin grain, call `get_building_transactions` and describe the\n spread of actual deals.\n Preserve building versus pooled rent evidence and the returned data date.\n Link each canonical source. Service-charge budget units are the index's\n interpretation of the source categories. Use the building record's matched `afterServiceCharge`\n adjustment, which still excludes other operating and finance costs.\n5. **Verdict.** Say whether registered records support, contradict or cannot\n test the claim, and by how much (percentage points for yields). Do not\n recommend buying or not buying.\n"
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