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Community-built prompts and orchestrators, organised around the work you need Claude Code to do.
Nyc Dob Violations
Look up open and resolved DOB and ECB violations for any NYC building, with class, status, and penalty detail. Use when the user asks whether a building has violations, stop-work orders, or outstanding ECB penalties. NYC only; for housing-code violations use /nyc-hpd.
Nyc Bsa
Look up Board of Standards and Appeals (BSA) variances and special permits for any NYC property. Use when checking whether a lot carries zoning relief — variances, special permits, appeals — that modifies its as-of-right envelope.
Nyc Acris
Look up ACRIS property transaction records for any NYC property — deeds, mortgages, satisfactions, liens, and ownership history. Use when the user asks who owns a building, when it last sold or for how much, or whether there are mortgages or liens against it.
Nyc Property Report
Combined NYC property report — landmarks, DOB permits, violations, ACRIS records, HPD, and BSA variances.
Nyc Hpd
Look up HPD violations, complaints, and building registration for residential buildings.
Zoning Analysis Nyc
Analyze zoning envelope rules for lots in New York City using PLUTO data and the NYC Zoning Resolution
Nyc Landmarks
Check if a NYC building is landmarked or in a historic district using LPC data.
Nyc Dob Permits
Look up DOB permit and job filing history for any NYC building — new-building, alteration, and demolition filings with status and dates. Use when the user asks what work was filed or permitted at an address, or to gauge renovation history during due diligence.
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