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.