用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
直接命令不会经过审查 Prompt；运行前请先检查来源。
npx skills add https://github.com/mariourquia/cre-skills-plugin --skill human-readable-role-name命令会保持在同一行。复制前请横向滚动并检查完整内容。
想先保存到本地？可下载 SkillsMP 当前能够提供的文件。
Full-cycle acquisition underwriting engine. Takes a deal package (rent roll, T-12, OM, financing terms) and produces institutional-quality output: T-12 normalization, 10-year proforma, Linneman cap rate decomposition, probability-weighted scenarios, replacement cost analysis, and go/no-go recommendation. Triggers on 'underwrite this deal', 'build an acquisition model', or 'run the numbers on this property'.
Thin demo conductor that sequences the reusable CRE acquisition skills into one end-to-end Investment Committee workflow: data-room intake, document extraction, rent-roll analysis, T-12 normalization, PCA reserve analysis, agency debt analysis, full underwriting, sensitivity stress test, IC memo generation, red-team challenge, source verification, and IC Q&A context. It orchestrates and hands off; it does not re-derive numbers itself. Every stage proposes work for human review and pauses at named gates. Triggers on 'run the IC workflow', 'take this deal from data room to IC', 'orchestrate the acquisition', or 'walk this deal to committee'.
Calculates annual CAM reconciliation for multi-tenant commercial properties. Applies per-tenant lease rules (base years, caps, excluded categories, admin fees), handles gross-up logic, flags edge cases (near-cap tenants, unusual variances), and produces tenant notification letters and audit-ready backup. Eliminates the per-tenant calculation grind that guarantees at least one costly mistake on a 50-tenant building.
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| name | <Human-readable role name> |
| slug | <role_slug> |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| status | draft |
| category | residential_multifamily |
| subsystem | residential_multifamily |
| pack_type | role |
| targets | ["claude_code"] |
| stale_data | <What might drift. E.g., benchmark ranges, staffing ratios, policy references.> |
| applies_to | {"segment":["middle_market"],"form_factor":[],"lifecycle":["stabilized"],"management_mode":["self_managed","third_party_managed"],"role":["<role_slug>"],"output_types":["memo","kpi_review","checklist","email_draft","operating_review"],"decision_severity_max":"action_requires_approval"} |
| references | {"reads":["reference/normalized/..."],"writes":[]} |
| metrics_used | ["<canonical_metric_slugs_from__core_metrics>"] |
| escalation_paths | [{"kind":"<kind>","to":"<next-role or approval_request>"}] |
| approvals_required | ["<action_name>"] |
| description | One paragraph: what the role does and when it triggers. |
One paragraph.
Cite by canonical slug. Target bands pulled from reference/derived/role_kpi_targets.csv.
| Metric | Default target band | Source |
|---|---|---|
physical_occupancy | (overlay-provided) | reference/derived/role_kpi_targets.csv |
Explicit list of what the role decides autonomously, what routes up, what requires approval.
Document types, systems, references.
Templates, memos, reviews, emails.
Who the role hands off to, in what artifacts.
For each escalation kind (legal, safety, fair_housing, financial_threshold, policy_exception), the next step.
Point to _core/approval_matrix.md and the org overlay.
5–10 common ways this role gets wrong.
Workflow packs this role invokes.
Paths.
Paths.
Three short prompts that should trigger this pack.
One or two worked examples (input → output).
