Made for Architects
Run a Permit, Bid, or Construction Issue Set Preflight
Also useful for: people in Creative
Run a risk-based preflight across your drawings, schedules, specifications, consultant documents, revisions, and approvals before authorizing an issue.
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Use this when
Use this before your permit submission, bid release, construction issue, addendum, or major revision. You can also use it when your set has changed quickly, consultant packages arrived late, or your issue date can't move.
You'll need
- Issue purpose
- Project and scope
- Jurisdiction and code basis
- Issue documents
- Coordination status
- Known changes and open items
- Issue controls
- Risk priorities
You'll get
- Every applicable review area checked
- Each material finding traced to a document location
- Every blocker and exception assigned
- Your revision and approval controls confirmed
- One release recommendation recorded
- The reasons your package is ready, conditionally ready, or not ready explained without reliance on undocumented assumptions.
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- Every applicable review area checked
- Each material finding traced to a document location
- Every blocker and exception assigned
- Your revision and approval controls confirmed
- One release recommendation recorded
- The reasons your package is ready, conditionally ready, or not ready explained without reliance on undocumented assumptions.
Sample
This is sample data, not your prompt. Pro unlocks this higher-stakes Playbook. On Free Playbooks you can still copy the assembled prompt into any AI.
Sample input
You are issuing a 75 percent permit and pricing set for a four-story mixed-use renovation. Your architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection PDFs are attached. Your civil package is one week old, your door hardware is still at design development, and your client changed two ground-floor tenant layouts after consultant backgrounds were sent. Your main risks are egress, rated shafts, storefront waterproofing, ceiling congestion, and unclear alternates.
Sample assembled prompt
You receive a Not ready recommendation... Your blockers include an egress width... Your register gives each finding a... Your release record also separates permit...