# Claude Secret Codes for Architects

15 Claude Skills that run the everyday jobs of an architecture practice.
Type a slash command, get the work started. Australian English.

The 15 codes:

1.  grill-me         Interrogates a brief until nothing is vague
2.  client-brief     Messy first meeting into a brief they can sign
3.  fee-proposal     Scope of works into a staged fee proposal
4.  precedent-hunt   Real built precedents that fit the brief
5.  design-rationale The planning design statement, in assessor's language
6.  render-prompt    A render prompt that holds architectural fidelity
7.  moodboard        A materials palette into a shareable board
8.  planning-check   Flags where a scheme is non-compliant (pre-check)
9.  spec-section     A product cut sheet into a spec clause
10. rfi              A rough site query into a contractor-ready RFI
11. tender-compare   Tenders side by side into a recommendation
12. meeting-notes    A recording into minutes with an action list
13. how-to           A step-by-step guide a beginner can follow
14. deep-research    Digs across sources, hands back what matters
15. anti-ai-voice    Strips the AI cliches so it reads like you

## Install
Each folder holds a SKILL.md. Drop a skill folder into your Claude skills
directory (e.g. ~/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md), then invoke it with /<name>.
Official format and more examples: https://github.com/anthropics/skills

## Honest note
planning-check and precedent-hunt are pre-checks, not advice. Verify planning
with the authority, and confirm any cited precedent is real before you use it.
These skills clear the blank page; the judgement stays yours.

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