floorplan-finder
Agent skill fromdaymade/claude-code-skills
Finds existing residential floor plans online and checks layout, entrance orientation, and source identity. Use for 找户型图、按楼栋房号找原图、核对同款或镜像户型. Not for designing, generating, or certifying architectural drawings.
How to install floorplan-finder
install floorplan-finder
# install the claude-code-skills pack with the skills CLI
npx skills add daymade/claude-code-skills# or add only this skill to Claude Code: copy the folder
floorplan-finder/
# into
~/.claude/skills/floorplan-finder/ (all projects)
.claude/skills/floorplan-finder/ (one project)
1# Floorplan Finder23Find an existing, inspectable plan that meets the user's actual acceptance criteria.4Deliver the image, its source, the match evidence, and any remaining identity gap.5Never substitute a generated or reconstructed drawing for a retrieved original.67## Start with the requested result891. Recover every supplied constraint and later correction before searching.10 Separate confirmed facts, approximate recollections, source claims, and unknowns.11 Use [the working record](references/working-record.md) for a long or interrupted task;12 keep task data outside this installed Skill, in the authorized task directory.132. Establish whether success requires **this exact unit's documented plan** or14 **the same physical layout**. Preserve an explicit exact-unit requirement until15 the user changes it. Do not impose property-record authentication on a request16 that only needs a matching layout.173. Resolve only ambiguity that changes candidate selection: city/district,18 development/phase, approximate area, room arrangement, building height,19 elevator/household configuration, and **whose door faces which direction**.20 Ask whether “north-facing door” means the apartment entrance or building entrance.21 Reuse answers already given. Missing area does not prevent a first search.224. Record acquisition boundaries, including online-only, public-only, and login23 authorization. Keep price, purchase year, and ownership as context; use them24…
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