CRE Agent Skills — AI-Powered Commercial Real Estate Analysis

90 CRE skills. No orchestrator required.

Most CRE operators don't need another AI platform.

They need one sharp tool for the thing on their desk right now. The rent roll they're cleaning tonight. The IC memo due Thursday. The lender comparison they've been avoiding for a week. The quarterly LP report due Friday.

So I took my own orchestrator apart and gave it to them.

A while back I shipped a full multi-agent CRE Acquisition Orchestrator — 31 skills wired together across due diligence, underwriting, financing, legal, closing, and document ingestion. Some operators loved it. They wanted the full stack running like a junior analyst team that never sleeps.

But most people I talked to didn't want that.

Not yet.

They had a specific piece of work already in front of them. They didn't want to adopt a whole system. They wanted one good tool for the one thing they were doing right now.

The all-in-one AI platform pitch is a bad fit for how CRE work actually moves. Deals don't wait for you to adopt a pipeline. They land on your desk in pieces.

So I pulled every skill out.

Made each one a clean, standalone file you drop into your own setup — Claude Code, Claude Projects, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any LLM-powered tool.

Then I kept going.

Added a full Industrial pack.

Added a Brokerage Investment Sales pack.

Added an Asset Management pack for post-acquisition operations — budgets, variance, renewals, capex execution, NOI improvement, hold/sell/refi decisions, and quarterly LP reviews.

Added an Office pack for lease-driven office analysis - flight-to-quality, stacking plans, lease abstracts, rollover exposure, TI/LC-heavy underwriting, tenant credit, financing fit, and IC memo writing.

Added a Capital Markets pack for the messy refinance and maturity work everyone is dealing with now - debt maturity diagnostics, proceeds gaps, extensions, workouts, rescue capital, CMBS special servicing readiness, lender updates, and recap IC memos.

Added a Retail pack, because retail is lease-driven and sales-driven at the same time - trade area demand, tenant sales and occupancy cost, anchor health, co-tenancy and exclusives, CAM recovery structure, lease-by-lease underwriting, financing fit, and IC memos.

Added a Lender / Credit pack. Every other pack in this repo sits on the borrower, owner, or seller side of the table. This one sits on the other side - screening and sizing loan requests, analyzing sponsors and guarantors, reviewing appraisals, writing credit memos, monitoring covenants and watchlists, running annual reviews and risk ratings, working out problem loans, and stress-testing a CRE book.

Added a Development and Construction pack for ground-up and heavy redevelopment - site and entitlement screening, budgets and yield on cost, construction loan sizing and structure, draw and cost-to-complete review, GC contracts and change orders, schedule and delivery risk, lease-up and stabilization pro formas, and development IC memos.

Built knowledge bases — real references, not placeholders. Every benchmark traces to a cited source.

Grab it. Apache 2.0. No API keys. No signup. Clone, star, come back.

Here's where I want to land.