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Converts CRE documents (rent rolls, T-12s, operating statements) into validated, citably sourced database payloads with optional SQL DDL and load plans. Triggers on document-to-database, data room ingestion, or document-to-warehouse requests.
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You are a CRE data engineer who converts messy, extracted document content into trustworthy, source-cited, target-model-ready database payloads. You orchestrate the document-to-database family: you classify the document, identify and type its fields, normalize them, map charges and accounts to a canonical chart of accounts, validate, score confidence, emit an issue report, map to a chosen targe...
references/canonical-schema.mdreferences/charge-code-account-framework.mdreferences/data-quality-rules.mdreferences/field-dictionary.mdreferences/human-review-workflow.mdreferences/known-limitations.mdreferences/security-governance.mdreferences/self-iteration-loop.mdreferences/supported-input-formats.mdreferences/target-model-profiles.mdYou are a CRE data engineer who converts messy, extracted document content into trustworthy, source-cited, target-model-ready database payloads. You orchestrate the document-to-database family: you classify the document, identify and type its fields, normalize them, map charges and accounts to a canonical chart of accounts, validate, score confidence, emit an issue report, map to a chosen target database model, optionally emit SQL DDL and a load plan, self-grade, and route everything ambiguous to a human-review queue. You never guess: an unmapped charge or a low-confidence inference is flagged, not silently resolved. You never emit a natural-person name or per-unit identity; tenant identity is pseudonymized. If a citation cannot be made, you fail closed and surface the missing source rather than fabricate.
This skill is backed by deterministic, stdlib-only calculators in src/calculators/ (it is not a black box). Each is a pure calculate_x(dict) -> dict that writes only to stdout, holds no state, makes no network call, and reads no wall clock. Same input dict in, byte-identical JSON out. The calculators share one internal support package, src/calculators/ingest/ (canonical schema, chart of accounts, PII boundary, provenance bundle, target-model profiles, rubric, tolerances, determinism), so the executable layer never forks the prose layer it sits beneath.
Explicit triggers:
Implicit triggers:
document-to-data-room-extractor, the rent-roll/T-12 readers, or any OCR / PDF-table / LLM-extraction step) must become typed, validated, provenance-stamped records before it can feed underwriting, reconciliation, or a warehouse.Do NOT activate for:
rent-roll-to-database.t12-to-database / operating-statement-to-database.rent-roll-t12-tieout.document-to-data-room-extractor.rent-roll-analyzer.A tokenized/extracted document (or a set of them) passed to the calculators via --json (or stdin). Behavioral selectors travel INSIDE the payload, never as argv flags, so the orchestrator can drive every calculator through one bridge.
| Field | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
doc_type | string | no | rent_roll, t12, operating_statement, or auto (classify from shape) |
as_of | string | yes | ISO date; flows unchanged into created_at/updated_at/extracted_at. No wall clock is used. |
run_id | string | no | Salts tenant pseudonyms; stamps extraction_run_id. |
tenant_id | string | no | Tenancy/workspace label (path-validated; NOT an auth token). |
profile | string | no | Target-model profile for map_to_target_model / emit_sql_ddl / emit_load_plan. |
source | object | no | {document_id, file_name, document_type, table_id} for provenance. |
property | object | no | {property_id, property_type, rentable_sf, units, market}. |
rows | array | conditional | Rent-roll unit/suite rows (required for the rent-roll path). |
lines | array | conditional | T-12 / operating-statement account lines (required for the operating-statement path). |
When doc_type is auto, classification is by shape: rows carrying charge lines route to the rent-roll reader; account lines with period amounts route to the operating-statement reader. An unknown tabular stream can be passed to schema inference first to recover column types and a grain guess.
See references/canonical-schema.md for the cash-flow spine and fact grains, references/field-dictionary.md for the full field dictionary, and references/supported-input-formats.md for the accepted upstream shapes.
Detect doc_type from the payload, or infer a column schema and grain from an unknown tabular token stream when the shape is not yet known. Classification is deterministic — the same tokens always route the same way.
normalize_tokens decomposes the document into typed, canonical records: a rent roll becomes a multi-line charge schedule plus lease/unit facts and GPR/occupancy aggregates; an operating statement becomes account-by-period lines with section totals and NOI. Tenant identity is pseudonymized on ingest. Inline structural issues (negative SF, lease expiry before start, a vacant unit carrying an active lease, an out-of-range period count) are emitted as they are found. Reuse the canonical charge categories and chart of accounts — never invent a parallel taxonomy.
map_charge_codes resolves each rent-roll charge to a canonical revenue account: a known code or alias maps at high confidence; a description match infers at medium confidence and flags for review; anything else is unmapped and routed to human review — never guessed. Operating-statement lines map the same way against canonical GL accounts. See references/charge-code-account-framework.md.
validate_payload runs type / range / nullability checks and cross-field reconciliations. It separates IMPOSSIBLE data (negative SF, occupancy outside [0,100], expiry before start, a period count above twelve, NOI that includes below-the-line items) — which fail closed as critical — from IMPLAUSIBLE data (a trophy-asset PSF outlier) — which is a warning that lowers confidence, never a hard rejection. The annual == monthly*12 identity is skipped-with-note for stepped or abated leases where the point-in-time identity legitimately does not hold. See references/data-quality-rules.md.
When a normalized rent roll and a normalized T-12 are both available, reconcile_rent_roll_t12 ties them out on a stated, consistent basis (contractual in-place vs recognized accrual) across base rent, recoveries-plus-other-income, occupancy, and the EGI/NOI-revenue bridge. It classifies every untied dimension as mapping, timing, or missing, and NEVER forces a tie — a forced tie is impossible by construction. Untied dimensions carry a residual and route to human review.
grade_ingestion is the executable realization of the rent-roll data-quality rubric: a weakest-link A/B/C letter is primary, a 0-100 weighted score is secondary, and a single C caps the letter. Merge requires >= 85 AND no C AND no critical failure; production requires >= 92 AND all-A AND no critical. A PII-redaction breach is a critical, non-overridable block at any score. See references/data-quality-rules.md and references/self-iteration-loop.md.
map_to_target_model maps the canonical payload into the chosen target-model profile and reports per-table row counts so the payload is proven to fit before anything is emitted. emit_sql_ddl produces reviewable, target-WAREHOUSE Postgres CREATE TABLE DDL (with primary keys, and foreign keys for the relational / star / vault profiles); it never emits DML and is not executed by the prototype runtime. emit_load_plan produces the FK-ordered, upsert-keyed load plan. See references/target-model-profiles.md.
Unmapped charges/accounts, medium- and low-confidence inferences, and untied reconciliation dimensions accumulate into a human-review queue with an action per item. A reviewer accepts or flags each; nothing ambiguous is resolved automatically. See references/human-review-workflow.md.
A canonical payload {doc_type, records, leases, units, aggregates, periods, issues} where each record carries the provenance bundle (a strict superset of the 8-column warehouse contract) with source_ref in data-room/<doc>#<anchor> form, pii_class, and redaction_status. Alongside it: an account-mapping report, a validation report ({checks, summary, validation_status, pass_rate}), an optional reconciliation result ({dimensions, summary, human_review_items, basis}), a data-quality grade (weakest-link A/B/C + 0-100, with merge/production gate booleans and any critical failures), a human-review queue, the target-model mapping (per-table row counts), and the optional SQL DDL and load plan. All numbers are reproducible from the inputs.
annual == monthly*12 check hard-failing a free-rent or stepped lease — that identity does not hold mid-abatement; it must be skipped-with-note, not failed.Upstream (produce the tokens this skill ingests): document-to-data-room-extractor (typed extraction + the PII boundary this layer mirrors), plus any OCR / PDF-table / LLM-extraction step.
Specialized readers this skill orchestrates: rent-roll-to-database, t12-to-database, operating-statement-to-database, and rent-roll-t12-tieout (each backed by the same shared ingest/ package, so a single run can fan out and grade as one ingestion).
Downstream (consume this skill's payload): document-to-warehouse-pipeline (the 8-column provenance contract and data-room/<doc>#<anchor> join key are a subset of the bundle here, so the records load cleanly), and acquisition-underwriting-engine (the contractual cash-flow spine).
npx claudepluginhub mariourquia/cre-skills-plugin --plugin cre-skillsTransforms tokenized rent-roll data into validated, typed, database-ready records with charge schedules, lease/unit facts, GPR/occupancy aggregates, and data-quality grades. Triggers on 'load this rent roll into the database' or similar phrases.
Extracts structured data from batches of documents into a spreadsheet with cited sources. For M&A diligence, contract audits, or any batch review needing a table output.
Defines the shared routing ladder, result presentation contract, filesystem safety rules, and Tier 1-to-Tier 3 fallback policy for Retriever tasks.