Norma — Maldonado UY zoning toolkit. /norma dispatcher routes to /norma-analyze (envelope analysis) or /norma-informe (printable report). Reads the TONE (Texto Ordenado de Normas Edilicias / Digesto Departamental, Volumen V).
Analyze zoning envelope rules for lots in Maldonado, Uruguay using GIS data and the TONE (Texto Ordenado de Normas Edilicias, Volumen V del Digesto Departamental). Invoked directly or via the /norma dispatcher.
Render a /norma-analyze envelope as a printable A4 HTML report. Input is the *.normativa.v1.json envelope produced by /norma-analyze. Invoked directly or via the /norma dispatcher.
Smart router for the Norma plugin. Describe your zoning task — analyze a parcel, render a report, fetch a frente — and get routed to the right Norma sub-skill. Start here if you're not sure which skill to run.
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Norma is a Claude Code plugin for working with Maldonado department zoning rules: pick parcels (on the Mapa app or by padron number), get a written envelope analysis grounded in the TONE (Texto Ordenado de Normas Edilicias, Volumen V del Digesto Departamental), and render a printable report.
The plugin ships one entry point — /norma — that dispatches to two sub-skills:
| Slash command | Does | When |
|---|---|---|
/norma | Dispatcher — reads your task, routes to the right sub-skill | Always start here |
/norma-analyze | Envelope analysis (FOS, FOT, height, retiros, scenario filtering) | Padrón + locality, ArcGIS JSON, or selection.v1.json from the Mapa |
/norma-informe | Printable A4 HTML report | An existing *.normativa.v1.json envelope |
/plugin marketplace add Estudio-Local/normativa
/plugin install norma@normativa
That's it. /norma, /norma-analyze, and /norma-informe all become available.
git clone https://github.com/Estudio-Local/normativa.git
ln -s "$(pwd)/normativa" ~/.claude/plugins/norma
selection.v1.json (optional, from Mapa)
│
▼
/norma --input selection.v1.json
│
▼ (dispatcher routes to /norma-analyze)
/norma-analyze --input selection.v1.json
│
├─→ <basename>.md (humans read this; carries
│ norma:requires-disclaimer marker)
└─→ <basename>.normativa.v1.json (validated against
│ normativa-v1-schema.md
│ before exit)
▼
/norma --input <basename>.normativa.v1.json
│
▼ (dispatcher routes to /norma-informe)
/norma-informe --input <basename>.normativa.v1.json
│
└─→ <basename>.informe.html (printable A4)
You can also call the sub-skills directly if you know what you need (/norma-analyze 130,131,132 en la-juanita, /norma-informe path/to/envelope.normativa.v1.json).
Three files per analysis:
| File | Reader | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
*.md | human | Full written analysis (with disclaimer + marker) |
*.normativa.v1.json | machine | Structured envelope — feeds /norma-informe |
*.informe.html | human | Printable A4 report (open in browser, print to PDF) |
The *.normativa.v1.json filename and its internal schema: "estudio-local.normativa.v1" field are versioned data contracts — they intentionally preserve the historical token across skill renames so downstream consumers (the Mapa app, other tools) don't break. /norma-analyze runs normativa-v1-validate.py against its own output before exiting; if validation fails, the envelope is fixed before /norma-informe ever sees it.
Without installing anything, render the bundled example:
git clone https://github.com/Estudio-Local/normativa.git && cd normativa
python3 skills/norma-analyze/normativa-v1-validate.py \
examples/padrones-130-132-la-juanita.normativa.v1.json
python3 skills/norma-informe/norma-informe-render.py \
examples/padrones-130-132-la-juanita.normativa.v1.json
open examples/padrones-130-132-la-juanita.informe.html
Validates the canonical envelope, renders a 4-page printable report, opens it in your browser. ⌘P / Ctrl+P → "Save as PDF" to share.
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