country-usa

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps architects and design teams interpret United States building regulations, so they can move from vague jurisdictional requirements to clear, actionable compliance decisions.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Code Hierarchy Guidance: Clarifies how ICC model codes, NFPA standards, ADA rules, and state or local amendments fit together.
• Project-Specific Review: Supports planning for occupancy, egress, accessibility, energy, fire protection, structural loads, and zoning constraints.
• Jurisdictional Precision: Useful when a project sits in a state, city, or special district with its own adoption cycle, amendments, or enforcement authority.
• Use Case: A designer in New York, California, Florida, or Chicago can use this Skill to quickly identify the applicable code stack and avoid costly coordination mistakes.

Quick Start

Use the country-usa skill to determine the applicable US building, fire, accessibility, energy, structural, and zoning requirements for a specific city or state project.