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Materials pricing

Skill charmonye/landkit/skills/materials-pricing

Reusable file-first kit for AI-assisted landscape design projects.

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npx -y skills add charmonye/landkit --skill materials-pricing

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Use when the agreed service scope includes material prices, work cost ranges, implementation stages, quantities, or budget assumptions for estimates and phased realization plans.

SKILL.md

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Materials Pricing

Goal

Prepare an implementation estimate with dated prices, sources, and realistic labor ranges.

Process

  1. Use quantities from 07_estimate_and_phasing/01_quantities.
  2. If quantities are missing, make a list of needed quantities and do not fake a precise estimate.
  3. Search current prices through web-research or local price lists.
  4. Fill 07_estimate_and_phasing/ESTIMATE_STRUCTURE.md.
  5. For every price, record source and date.
  6. Split implementation into stages: preparation, engineering, surfaces, structures, planting, lighting, final finishing.

Rules

  • Do not present an estimated range as a final contractor quote.
  • Separate materials and labor.
  • Mark positions with high price volatility.
  • If price depends on delivery, region, or currency, record it.

Output

  • Materials table.
  • Labor table with range.
  • Implementation stages.
  • Assumptions and risks.

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