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Track, manage, and forecast as-built drawing submissions and revisions to ensure complete handover documentation.
A project-focused tracker for as-built documentation that records drawings, submission/revision history, approval status, and generates summaries and transmittals. It provides programmatic helpers (Python dataclasses and enums) to import document lists, record submissions, run reviews, produce contractor reports, forecast completion, and export Excel reports.
Use this when you need to centralize and monitor large sets of as-built drawings ahead of project handover: tracking submission status, managing revisions, identifying overdue items, and producing transmittals or contractor reports. Useful for construction closeout and QA workflows.
Likely compatible with Python-capable agent runtimes (Claude Code, Codex-style agents, or any agent that can execute or reason about Python code).
Construction document tracking skill with a well-structured Python class for managing as-built drawing submissions, revisions, and approval workflows. The SKILL.md embeds all logic inline rather than in separate scripts. Code is functional with good use of dataclasses and enums, but lacks error handling for edge cases like duplicate document IDs or invalid status transitions.
Clean skill with no security concerns. Monolithic design — all code lives in the SKILL.md body as Python snippets rather than in separate script files under scripts/. The skill is essentially a code recipe rather than an executable agent skill. Very niche audience (construction document controllers). No network calls, no credential handling, no destructive commands.
