stacking-plan-builder

Generate a floor-by-floor text diagram from rent-roll occupancy and lease data.

Updated Apr 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/chibus0368-pixel/om-analyzer --skill stacking-plan-builder-chibus0368-pixel
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Skill: stacking-plan-builder
Source: https://github.com/chibus0368-pixel/om-analyzer/tree/main/skills/stacking-plan-builder
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/chibus0368-pixel/om-analyzer --skill stacking-plan-builder-chibus0368-pixel

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Rent-roll data is often siloed, hard to interpret, and lacks a clear, shareable visualization. This Skill generates a text-based stacking plan that translates rent rolls and building data into a floor-by-floor occupancy layout suitable for quick comprehension and decision-making.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Generate a floor-by-floor layout showing tenant occupancy, lease status, and space allocation.
  • Compute occupancy metrics, identify contiguous availability, and surface rollover risks for leasing strategy.
  • Use in meetings or reports to communicate building status, space opportunities, and risk exposure with a portable text representation.

Quick Start

Generate a text-based stacking plan from a rent roll to visualize floor-by-floor occupancy.

Frequently Asked Questions about stacking-plan-builder

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I visualize a building stacking plan from rent roll data?

To visualize a building stacking plan from rent roll data, you can generate a floor-by-floor text diagram that summarizes tenant occupancy, lease status, and space allocation for quick decision-making.

How do I calculate occupancy and WALT for a multi-floor property?

You can calculate occupancy and WALT for a multi-floor property by applying deterministic metric calculations to your rent roll data, which also surfaces contiguous availability and rollover risks.

What is a text-based stacking plan and when is it needed?

A text-based stacking plan is a portable, floor-by-floor occupancy layout generated from leasing data, needed when asset management teams require a quick, shareable visualization for meetings or reports.

Can I identify leasing pipeline opportunities and turnover risk from a rent roll?

Yes, you can identify leasing pipeline opportunities and turnover risk from a rent roll by validating floors and summarizing lease data to surface space allocation and rollover exposure.

What is the best way to share building occupancy status without graphical software?

The best way to share building occupancy status without graphical software is using a portable text representation of the stacking plan, translating siloed rent roll data into a readable floor layout.