skilldrop-cli 1.6.0 → 1.7.0

package/packs/event-planner/skills/seating-plan/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: seating-plan
+description: Seat guests at tables for a wedding, gala, conference dinner or awards night, and check the chart with a script — every guest seated once, no table over capacity, people who must sit together together, people who must be kept apart apart, wheelchair users at accessible places — drawn as a room plan with names at each table. Use when an organiser asks to "make the seating plan", "who sits where", "seat these 120 guests", "check my table plan", or has a guest list with groups and keep-apart requests.
+---
+
+# seating-plan
+
+A table plan for a seated event, where every rule the organiser gave holds at once: each guest
+has exactly one seat, no table is over its count, households and groups sit together, the
+people who must be kept apart are, and wheelchair users are at tables with step-free access.
+With 120 guests and a dozen requests, a plan that looks right usually breaks one of them. The
+agent decides who sits where and why; a script checks every rule on every table and draws the
+room, so a broken request is found before the organiser prints place cards.
+
+## How to respond
+
+**These rules come before the steps and outrank them:**
+
+- **Their file comes back in exactly its own shape.** Fixing their plan, return their file
+  with the same columns, column order, headers and row order, and only the cells a rule
+  forces changed, ready for the venue to print from. Building from a guest list, hand back
+  their columns plus only the table (and seat) columns the plan needs. Every change goes in
+  the reply, not the file: the guest, what moved and why. Add a change column, or any other
+  column, only when they ask for one. Given a pasted list, reply with a table. Write every
+  deliverable the request names, such as place-card order or the caterer's list.
+- **Working files stay out of sight.** The checker's input and any intermediate file go in a
+  temporary folder outside the working directory, or are deleted before you reply. Draw the
+  room only when a drawing is asked for or the venue needs a floor plan, and then once. Never
+  leave anything running in the background.
+- **Carry every field through, without reshaping their file.** Every detail the person gave
+  per guest (meal choice, dietary need, party, notes) reaches the reply or the deliverable it
+  belongs in, such as the caterer's list, and each conflict between them is flagged: a vegan
+  guest who chose the beef, a child in a seat marked for a speaker.
+- **Soft notes are rules.** "Keep the grandparents near the door", "not by the speakers":
+  build them in, and say which you couldn't meet.
+- **Fixing their plan means minimal changes.** Move only the guests a rule forces, list each
+  move with the rule, and keep every other seat as they placed it.
+- **A passing check is the floor, not the reply.** The reply is about their guests, in their
+  words: never file formats, tools or paths.
+
+1. **Collect the guest list and the rules.** Take them from the files the organiser names (a
+   guest list CSV or spreadsheet export, an RSVP export, a pasted list) or the message:
+   - **Guests:** name, household or party, and needs: wheelchair, near an exit, dietary
+     (dietary and meal choice are carried through to the deliverable, not seating rules)
+   - **Tables:** how many, seats each, round or long, which are step-free, and where they
+     stand, if a room layout exists
+   - **Requests:** who must sit together, who must be kept apart, fixed seats (the head table,
+     a sponsor's table)
+
+   Ask at most two questions, only about a rule that changes the plan. With no guests, emit
+   `BLOCKED: need the guest list`.
+
+2. **Write the plan file** in the shape of [`templates/seating.json`](templates/seating.json):
+   `tables` (id, capacity, shape, `at` in metres, `accessible`), `guests` (id, name, party,
+   needs, dietary), `together`, `apart`, `fixed`, and `assignments` as table → guest ids.
+   Seat in this order, because each step narrows the next:
+   1. fixed seats;
+   2. wheelchair users and anyone who must be near an exit, at the tables that allow it;
+   3. together groups and households, whole;
+   4. the apart pairs, kept on different tables;
+   5. everyone else, filling tables evenly rather than leaving one half empty.
+
+3. **Run the checker and fix every FAIL before showing anything.** Keep `seating.json` in a
+   temporary folder; a drawing, when wanted, goes in the working directory as
+   `seating-plan.svg`, never inside this folder.
+
+   ```bash
+   # Claude Code
+   python3 "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/seating_check.py" "$TMPDIR/seating.json"
+   # Other IDEs (from the skill folder); add --svg only when a drawing is wanted
+   python3 scripts/seating_check.py /tmp/seating/seating.json --svg seating-plan.svg
+   ```
+
+   Exit 0 means every rule holds; 1 means one is broken; 2 means the file is malformed. Move
+   guests and rerun until it exits 0. A WARN (a household split because it is bigger than a
+   table, a half-empty table, someone who came alone at a table of one family) stands only
+   with a sentence saying why.
+
+4. **When the rules can't all hold, say which and stop guessing.** Name the conflict and the
+   smallest change that resolves it: ✅ *"The Moss and Park families (14 people) must sit
+   together, and Ed and Bo must be kept apart, but Ed is in the Park group and Bo in the Moss:
+   with 10-seat tables they can't share one, so one family splits. Splitting the Parks 6 + 4
+   keeps every other request."* Never break a request quietly to make the plan pass.
+
+5. **Reply for the organiser, in this order:**
+   1. **The plan:** in their file's format when they gave one, otherwise a table of each
+      table and who sits there, step-free tables marked.
+   2. **What couldn't be met,** with the reason and the choice it needs from them.
+   3. **The assumptions,** each tagged `[assumption]`: a seat count or a layout they didn't give.
+   4. **The caterer's list:** meal choice and dietary need per guest and per table, with each
+      conflict flagged.
+   5. **The files:** their plan in their format, and the drawing if one was made.
+
+   Write for someone planning an event: no file formats, no tool or script names, no paths
+   inside this folder. Say *"every request is met"*, not what checked it.
+
+**Checking a plan the organiser already made:** run the same checker on their plan, report
+each problem with the fix that disturbs the fewest guests, and hand back their file with
+those fixes made and noted. Don't reseat the room unless they ask.
+
+**Non-interactive runs** (subagent, CI, headless): with no table size, use 10-seat rounds; with
+no layout, draw tables in a grid; with no accessible tables named, mark the ones nearest an
+exit, each tagged `[assumption]` at the top of the reply. With no guest list, emit
+`BLOCKED: need the guest list`.
+
+## Useful references in this skill
+
+- [`templates/seating.json`](templates/seating.json) — the file shape: tables, guests, requests and assignments
+- [`scripts/seating_check.py`](scripts/seating_check.py) — checks every guest seated once, capacity, together, apart, access and fixed seats; draws the room
+- [`examples/wedding-dinner.md`](examples/wedding-dinner.md) — worked example: a 24-guest wedding where the brief itself conflicts, and the reply names it
+
+The order-of-the-day timings, the speeches and the changeovers belong to `run-of-show`.
+
+## Quality bar
+
+- **Every guest has exactly one seat, and no table is over its count.** The checker exits 0 before the plan is shown.
+- **Every together group and every apart pair holds,** or the reply names the one that can't and why.
+- **Every wheelchair user is at a step-free table,** and every fixed seat is where it was fixed.
+- **Tables fill evenly:** no half-empty table without a reason.
+- **The reply leads with who sits where,** in a table the organiser could print.
+- **Nothing is invented:** no guest, request or table that wasn't given.
+- **Their file comes back in its exact columns and row order,** with every change listed in the reply, not in the file.
+- **Every detail they gave per guest reaches the reply or the deliverable it belongs in,** and each conflict is flagged.
+- **Their notes are honoured,** and their own plan changes only where a rule forces it.
+- **No working file is left in their folder.**
+
+## When to use this skill
+
+- ✅ A seating chart for a wedding, gala, awards dinner or conference dinner
+- ✅ Checking an existing table plan before the place cards are printed
+- ✅ Reseating after late RSVPs or a new keep-apart request
+- ✅ A plan for 20 guests or 400
+
+## When NOT to use this skill
+
+- ❌ The order of the day, speeches and changeovers: that's `run-of-show`
+- ❌ Theatre or classroom seating with numbered rows and no groups: it's a seat count, not a plan
+- ❌ Furniture placement and clearances in a room: that's a layout drawing
+- ❌ Choosing the venue or the menu
+
+## Anti-patterns to avoid
+
+- ❌ **Showing a plan before every rule is checked.** A keep-apart pair at table 7 is the one guests notice.
+- ❌ **Breaking a request quietly to make the numbers fit.** Name the conflict and let the organiser choose.
+- ❌ **Seating in guest-list order.** Fixed seats, access needs and groups go first, or they end up split.
+- ❌ **One half-empty table at the back** while others are full. Spread the space.
+- ❌ **Mentioning files, formats or tools in the reply.** The organiser wants names at tables.
+- ❌ **An extra "change" or "dietary" column in the venue's file.** They print from its exact columns; the changes and the meals go in the reply or the caterer's list.
+- ❌ **Treating dietary needs as a seating rule.** They go to the caterer, per guest and table.
+- ❌ **Dropping a column the person gave.** The meal choices are what the venue needs next.
+- ❌ **A JSON file and a drawing nobody asked for** left beside their guest list.
+- ❌ **Telling them the fixes instead of making them.** Hand back the corrected file.

package/packs/event-planner/skills/seating-plan/evals/eval_queries.json

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+[
+ {
+  "query": "make the seating plan for our wedding, 120 guests, here's the list",
+  "should_trigger": true
+ },
+ {
+  "query": "who sits where at the gala? keep the board apart from the press",
+  "should_trigger": true
+ },
+ {
+  "query": "check my table plan before I print the place cards",
+  "should_trigger": true
+ },
+ {
+  "query": "seat these conference dinner guests by company, tables of 10",
+  "should_trigger": true
+ },
+ {
+  "query": "write the minute-by-minute for the wedding day",
+  "should_trigger": false
+ },
+ {
+  "query": "draw a floor plan for the venue's new function room, 12 x 18 m",
+  "should_trigger": false
+ },
+ {
+  "query": "map the guest's journey from booking a ticket to arriving at the gala",
+  "should_trigger": false
+ }
+]

package/packs/event-planner/skills/seating-plan/evals/evals.json

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+{
+  "skill_name": "seating-plan",
+  "evals": [
+    {
+      "id": 1,
+      "prompt": "Can you do the seating for our anniversary dinner? 30 guests, three round tables of 10, guest list attached (guests.csv). Table 1 is the only step-free one. Keep households together, and please keep Cal Reed and Ivy Lowe apart — long story.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Seats all 30 guests, each exactly once, with no table over 10",
+        "Every household from the list sits at one table",
+        "Cal Reed and Ivy Lowe are at different tables",
+        "Rosa Vega, who uses a wheelchair, is at table 1",
+        "Leads with a table-by-table list of who sits where",
+        "Lists the dietary needs per table for the caterer",
+        "Saves a drawing of the room under a plain name in the working directory and names it",
+        "Does not mention scripts, JSON or the skill's own files in the reply"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 2,
+      "prompt": "Our venue coordinator sent this table plan (table-plan.txt). Can you check it before we print place cards? Don't redo it, just tell me what's wrong and how to fix it.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Finds that table 1 has 9 guests for 8 seats",
+        "Finds that Cal Reed and Ivy Lowe, who must not sit together, are both at table 1",
+        "Finds that Rosa Vega, who uses a wheelchair, is at table 2, which isn't step-free",
+        "Finds that the Ota household is split between tables 3 and 4",
+        "Gives a fix for each problem that moves as few guests as possible",
+        "Does not hand back a rewritten plan for the whole room",
+        "Does not invent guests, tables or requests that aren't in the file"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 3,
+      "prompt": "Seat the awards dinner (brief.txt, guests.csv). Northwind asked for all 12 of their people at one table. Non-interactive, no follow-up questions.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Says plainly that 12 people can't sit at one 10-seat table",
+        "Proposes the smallest change, such as splitting Northwind across two neighbouring tables or a larger table if the venue has one, and says which",
+        "Seats every other company's guests together by company",
+        "Seats every guest exactly once, with no table over 10",
+        "Does not quietly seat 12 at a table of 10 or drop guests to make it fit",
+        "States any assumption it made, tagged"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 4,
+      "held_out": "2026-11-06",
+      "prompt": "Hi! Can you do our seating plan? We're getting married at Hollins Barn on 12 December. The RSVP export from our wedding website is rsvp_export.csv and all my notes (who can't sit together etc) are in seating_notes.txt. The barn has a top table for 8 and 12 round tables of 10. I need to send the plan to the venue on Monday so please just do the whole thing.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Writes the plan, runs the seating check script on it, and shows the final chart only after a run with no failures",
+        "Seats exactly the 118 guests who accepted (126 rows on the export, 8 declined): none of Hamish and Lorna Petrie, Ana and Paulo Reis, Moira and Iain Duncan, Felix Brandt or Kofi Osei appears, and the rest of Kofi's party (Martin, Abigail and Efua Osei) is still seated",
+        "Puts exactly the 8 named people on the top table (Ellie Marsh, Rob Achterberg, Alan and Sue Achterberg, Kit and Dana Mwangi, Jess and Sam Okoro), with the other 110 at the 12 rounds and no round over 10",
+        "Keeps every RSVP party at one table, and seats the 10 uni guests (parties 14, 17, 21 and 27) together on one table",
+        "Seats Edna Price, Joseph Achterberg and Priya Sandhu (wheelchair users) only at tables 1-4, with no more than two wheelchair users at any table; this puts the uni table among tables 1-4, and Bev and Neil Talbot sit at Edna's table with the rest of her party",
+        "Keeps all five keep-apart pairs at different tables: Gordon Marsh / Bev Talbot, Callum Price / Fern Okafor, Darren Hale / Lee Hale, Nigel Fairbairn / Martin Osei, Tasha Quinn / Imogen Rowe (Callum is in Edna's party, so Fern cannot be at that table)",
+        "Draws a room plan with the top table and tables 1-12 laid out, each labelled with its number and the names seated at it, showing tables 1-4 as the step-free ground-floor tables",
+        "Does not invent guests, plus-ones, tables or extra seats that are not in the export, the notes or the prompt"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 5,
+      "held_out": "2026-11-06",
+      "prompt": "Final table plan for Thursday's awards dinner is table_plan_v3.csv. The registrations export is registrations.csv and my notes are organiser_notes.txt. Can you check it before it goes to the venue tomorrow morning and fix anything that's wrong? Venue is 12 rounds of 8, and tables 9-12 are up on the mezzanine.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Runs the seating check script on the plan as supplied and reports what it fails before changing anything",
+        "Finds Table 1 has 10 people (all of Halvard Freight) against a hard maximum of 8, and says the sponsor's request for all ten at one table cannot be met; it seats 8 at Table 1 and the other 2 at a main-floor table with room (Table 2 has 2 empty seats) and flags this as something for the organiser to raise with Halvard, rather than leaving 10 at Table 1 or saying the request is met",
+        "Finds Priyanka Desai seated twice, at Table 7 and Table 12, and keeps her in only one seat",
+        "Finds Duncan Pell at Table 11 with Moira Ashgrove despite the keep-apart note, and moves one of them",
+        "Finds Rachel Vint, a wheelchair user, at Table 12 on the mezzanine and moves her to a main-floor table (1-8) with a free seat",
+        "Does not flag correct entries as errors: Corvane Haulage (Table 3) and Brindle Logistics (Table 6) are already apart, Graham Oduya is already on the main floor at Table 8, and tables with exactly 8 are full, not over",
+        "Gives a corrected plan that seats all 92 registered guests exactly once with every table at 8 or fewer, and re-runs the check so only the Halvard split remains",
+        "Does not invent guests, a 13th table, extra chairs or a larger table the venue has not offered"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 6,
+      "held_out": "2026-11-07",
+      "prompt": "Can you do the seating plan for the Lantern Hill Hospice Winter Gala on Sat 12 Dec? The ticket export is ticket_export.csv, my notes (top table, sponsors and who has to be kept apart) are in bridgets_notes.txt, and the venue's floor plan notes are in venue_floorplan_notes.txt. I need something I can give the venue: a list by table number with the names and the dietary counts for each table, and a room plan with the names at each table. And an A-Z list of guests with their table numbers for the welcome desk, please.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Seats all 128 guests (the 116 in the ticket export plus the 12 top-table guests in the notes) exactly once, with no table over its places: 12 at Table 1 and 10 at each of Tables 2-13",
+        "Table 1 holds exactly the 12 top-table people listed in bridgets_notes.txt",
+        "Everyone on an order sits at one table, and the linked orders share a table as asked: the Okonjo order (1016) with the Ferris order (1019), Sandra Marsh's order (1024) with Pauline Delaney's (1027), and Carol Pike (1120) with Joanne and Martin Pike (1068)",
+        "The five keep-apart pairs are all at different tables: Lucy and Mark Varden, Imogen Hale and Clive Barraclough, Graham Pemberton and Nigel Ashworth, Liam Kettlewell and Sienna Sugden, and Esme Wainwright and Yasmin Sugden",
+        "The three wheelchair users sit at tables 5, 9 or 13, no more than 2 to a table: Gordon Haverstock's Quernstone Freight table on Table 5 (the only front-row table with level access), and the Pemberton and Ashworth orders on 9 and 13, one each, since Graham Pemberton and Nigel Ashworth must be kept apart",
+        "The three sponsor tables (Quernstone Freight, Halberd & Vey Solicitors, Tindale Glassworks) are all on the front row, Tables 2-5",
+        "Gives the venue a table-by-table list with dietary counts per table that add up to the totals across all 128 guests (23 vegetarian, 7 vegan, 6 gluten free, 2 severe nut allergy, including the top table), plus a room plan with names at each table and an A-Z list with table numbers",
+        "Does not invent guests, a 14th table or extra chairs, and does not give anyone a dietary need or access need that is not in the export or the notes"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 7,
+      "held_out": "2026-11-07",
+      "prompt": "This is my seating plan for the Year 13 prom (prom_seating_v3.csv) - the venue prints the place cards straight from it, so it has to be right. The ticket list with everyone's friendship group and access needs is ticket_list.csv, the head of year's keep-apart list is keep_apart_CONFIDENTIAL.txt, and venue_info.txt has the hall layout. Can you check it, fix what's wrong and send it back in the same format, plus a plan of the hall with names on each table I can put on the screen at the door? If there's anything you can't fix, tell me what I need to decide.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Flags that Table 9 has 9 people against 8 chairs, and fixes it by moving one person who is not in a friendship group (Preston Zielinski or Tegan Ahmed) to a table with a spare seat, without splitting any friendship group",
+        "Flags that Sana Kerr and Lily-Mae Oakes, who are on the keep-apart list, are both on Table 6, and fixes it by moving one of their friendship groups (G17 or G18) to another table, whole, without putting any other keep-apart pair together",
+        "Flags that Kieran Doherty, a wheelchair user, is on Table 11, which is down the steps, and moves him with his whole group (G08, 6 people) to Table 1 or 2 (for example by swapping G08 with G14 on Table 2)",
+        "Says that friendship group G03 (10 students) cannot sit together because no table seats more than 8 and extra chairs aren't allowed, so it stays split (best kept on neighbouring tables, as Tables 3 and 4 are now) and is put to the organiser as a decision rather than shown as fixed",
+        "Raises no false alarms: Amira Saleh on Table 1, the staff table (13) with 6 people, and keep-apart pairs on neighbouring but different tables (Rosie Sykes on 8, Callum Hartley on 9) are not reported as problems",
+        "The returned plan seats all 100 people once each, has no table over 8, has every keep-apart pair on different tables, has both wheelchair users on Table 1 or 2 and all six staff on Table 13, and splits no friendship group other than G03",
+        "Returns prom_seating_v3.csv in the same Table, Seat, Name layout, plus a hall plan with the names at each table",
+        "Does not invent students, staff, a 14th table or a 9th chair at any table"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 8,
+      "held_out": "2026-11-07",
+      "prompt": "I'm organising Velmora Analytics' kick-off dinner. Can you do the seating plan? Attached: registrations_export.csv (straight out of the event booking system), room_layout.md (the venue's floor plan and rules) and seating_requests.txt (the rules HR and leadership gave me). I need every guest at a table and something I can hand to the venue.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Seats exactly 144 guests: the export has 146 rows, but Elowen Larkspur and Xanthe Oakshott are each registered twice, and each is seated once",
+        "No table has more than 10 people and no extra table or 11th cover is added",
+        "All four wheelchair users (Ulric Greythorn, Isolde Eastwick, Fintan Oakshott, Kalinda Pilbeam) are at tables 13, 14 or 15, with no more than two wheelchair users at any one table",
+        "Platform Engineering (10 including plus-ones, among them Ulric Greythorn) and Leeds Support (9 including plus-ones, among them Isolde Eastwick) are each seated whole at one of the accessible tables 13-15",
+        "Every sit-together group in seating_requests.txt is at a single table: the six named teams, each client party with its account manager, and every plus-one with the person who brought them",
+        "Every keep-apart pair is at different tables, including the competing clients Yusuf Ravensworth / Chidi Fujimoto and Noor Drummond / Bram Quarrie",
+        "Draws the plan as the room: the 15 tables in the venue's layout and numbering with the stage, and the names at each table, and reports a check of the finished plan against the rules",
+        "Does not invent names for the three unnamed plus-ones (registered only as guests of Thaddeus Underhill, Rufaro Yelverton, Zelda Abernethy) and does not seat anyone who is not in the export"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 9,
+      "held_out": "2026-11-07",
+      "prompt": "I've done the table plan for my colleague Maureen's retirement party (table_plan.csv). The guest list is guest_list.csv and all the rules and Maureen's wishes are in notes.txt. Can you check it, sort out anything that's wrong and send it back ready to print? I'm printing the table cards first thing tomorrow.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Catches that Hamish Moreau appears twice (Table 6 and Table 4) and leaves them at one table only",
+        "Catches that Table 2 has 11 people at a table for 10 and brings it back to 10 or fewer",
+        "Catches that Noor Underhill and Lysander Dunmore are at the same table (Table 8) despite the keep-apart note and separates them",
+        "Catches that Fintan Rendall, a wheelchair user, is at Table 9 on the stepped terrace and moves them to a step-free table (1-7)",
+        "Says plainly that Maureen's wish to have both Graham Petherick and Lorraine Petherick on the top table cannot be met because they are on the keep-apart list, takes one of them off Table 1 or asks which to keep, and does not present the plan as meeting every request",
+        "The returned plan seats all 83 guests on guest_list.csv exactly once, keeps every couple and family together and puts no one at a terrace table who uses a wheelchair",
+        "Returns a printable table plan (each table with its guests' names) and lists the changes it made, leaving guests who were already correctly seated where they were",
+        "Does not invent guests, seats or tables not in the files (no Table 10, no extra chair at the top table)"
+      ]
+    }
+  ]
+}

package/packs/event-planner/skills/seating-plan/evals/files/1/guests.csv

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+name,household,needs or diet
+Hana Ito,Ito,
+Ken Ito,Ito,
+Yui Ito,Ito,vegetarian
+Ola Berg,Berg,
+Per Berg,Berg,gluten-free
+Rosa Vega,Vega,wheelchair
+Luis Vega,Vega,
+Ana Vega,Vega,
+Tito Vega,Vega,
+Maya Fox,Fox,
+Jude Fox,Fox,
+Cal Reed,,
+Ivy Lowe,,
+Noel Hart,Hart,
+Bea Hart,Hart,vegan
+Finn Shaw,Shaw,
+Gwen Shaw,Shaw,
+Abe Kim,Kim,
+Sol Kim,Kim,
+Dev Rao,Rao,vegetarian
+Mia Rao,Rao,
+Lou Park,Park,
+Kai Park,Park,
+Ren Ota,Ota,
+Eli Ota,Ota,
+Tam Nye,,
+Uri Ash,Ash,
+Vic Ash,Ash,
+Wes Dunn,,
+Zia Moor,,

package/packs/event-planner/skills/seating-plan/evals/files/2/table-plan.txt

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+Table plan (draft from the venue coordinator)
+
+Table 1 (seats 8, step-free): Hana Ito, Ken Ito, Yui Ito, Ola Berg, Per Berg, Maya Fox, Jude Fox, Cal Reed, Ivy Lowe
+Table 2 (seats 8): Rosa Vega (wheelchair), Luis Vega, Ana Vega, Tito Vega, Noel Hart, Bea Hart, Finn Shaw, Gwen Shaw
+Table 3 (seats 8, step-free): Abe Kim, Sol Kim, Dev Rao, Mia Rao, Lou Park, Kai Park, Ren Ota
+Table 4 (seats 8): Eli Ota, Tam Nye, Uri Ash, Vic Ash, Wes Dunn, Zia Moor
+
+Requests: Cal Reed and Ivy Lowe must not sit together. Keep every household together.

package/packs/event-planner/skills/seating-plan/evals/files/3/brief.txt

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+Awards dinner, Harbour Room. Six rounds of 10.
+The Northwind Logistics table: 12 people from Northwind who all asked to sit together (list below).
+Every other company's guests are seated by company; full list in guests.csv.
+Northwind: Ada Holm, Ben Ruiz, Cora Lind, Dino Pace, Ema Sato, Fred Okoye, Gia Moss, Hugo Wren, Isla Grant, Jack Tan, Kira Vos, Liam Cho

package/packs/event-planner/skills/seating-plan/evals/files/3/guests.csv

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+name,company
+Ada Holm,Northwind Logistics
+Ben Ruiz,Northwind Logistics
+Cora Lind,Northwind Logistics
+Dino Pace,Northwind Logistics
+Ema Sato,Northwind Logistics
+Fred Okoye,Northwind Logistics
+Gia Moss,Northwind Logistics
+Hugo Wren,Northwind Logistics
+Isla Grant,Northwind Logistics
+Jack Tan,Northwind Logistics
+Kira Vos,Northwind Logistics
+Liam Cho,Northwind Logistics
+Brightwater guest 1,Brightwater Foods
+Brightwater guest 2,Brightwater Foods
+Brightwater guest 3,Brightwater Foods
+Brightwater guest 4,Brightwater Foods
+Brightwater guest 5,Brightwater Foods
+Brightwater guest 6,Brightwater Foods
+Brightwater guest 7,Brightwater Foods
+Brightwater guest 8,Brightwater Foods
+Brightwater guest 9,Brightwater Foods
+Calder guest 1,Calder Systems
+Calder guest 2,Calder Systems
+Calder guest 3,Calder Systems
+Calder guest 4,Calder Systems
+Calder guest 5,Calder Systems
+Calder guest 6,Calder Systems
+Calder guest 7,Calder Systems
+Calder guest 8,Calder Systems
+Calder guest 9,Calder Systems
+Calder guest 10,Calder Systems
+Delta guest 1,Delta Print
+Delta guest 2,Delta Print
+Delta guest 3,Delta Print
+Delta guest 4,Delta Print
+Delta guest 5,Delta Print
+Delta guest 6,Delta Print
+Delta guest 7,Delta Print
+Delta guest 8,Delta Print
+Eastgate guest 1,Eastgate Studio
+Eastgate guest 2,Eastgate Studio
+Eastgate guest 3,Eastgate Studio
+Eastgate guest 4,Eastgate Studio
+Eastgate guest 5,Eastgate Studio
+Eastgate guest 6,Eastgate Studio
+Eastgate guest 7,Eastgate Studio
+Eastgate guest 8,Eastgate Studio
+Eastgate guest 9,Eastgate Studio

package/packs/event-planner/skills/seating-plan/evals/files/4/rsvp_export.csv

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+Party,Guest name,RSVP,Meal choice,Dietary requirements,Access needs,Side,Message to couple
+1,Ellie Marsh,Accepted,Salmon,,,Both,
+1,Rob Achterberg,Accepted,Beef,Halal,,Both,Can't wait!
+2,Alan Achterberg,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,
+2,Sue Achterberg,Accepted,Salmon,Gluten free,,Groom,Can't wait!
+3,Kit Mwangi,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Gluten free,,Groom,
+3,Dana Mwangi,Accepted,Beef,Gluten free,,Groom,
+4,Jess Okoro,Accepted,Beef,Halal,,Bride,
+4,Sam Okoro,Accepted,Beef,Halal,,Bride,
+5,Quinn Carrow,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),,,Bride,Can't wait!
+5,Vida Carrow,Accepted,Beef,,,Bride,
+5,Isla Carrow,Accepted,Salmon,,,Bride,Can't wait!
+6,Gethin Jessop,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,Wouldn't miss it
+6,Thea Jessop,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,Can't wait!
+7,Keir Rudge,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,
+7,Fintan Rudge,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),,,Groom,
+8,Dev Brightwell,Accepted,Salmon,Vegan,,Groom,So happy for you both x
+8,Isla Brightwell,Accepted,Beef,No nuts,,Groom,
+8,Aiden Brightwell,Accepted,Salmon,Dairy free,,Groom,Wouldn't miss it
+9,Umar Fenwick,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Dairy free,,Bride,Can't wait!
+9,Cleo Fenwick,Accepted,Beef,,,Bride,
+9,Dmitri Tolley,Accepted,Beef,Halal,,Bride,Can't wait!
+9,Vida Fenwick,Accepted,Beef,Vegan,,Bride,
+9,Wren Stannard,Accepted,Beef,Halal,,Bride,Can't wait!
+9,Greer Fenwick,Accepted,Beef,,,Bride,
+10,Ines Pennick,Accepted,Salmon,,,Bride,
+10,Zara Pennick,Accepted,Beef,No nuts,,Bride,Wouldn't miss it
+11,Lorcan Yelland,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),,,Bride,Can't wait!
+12,Felix Brandt,Declined,,,,Groom,
+13,Cara Holroyd,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),,,Bride,Wouldn't miss it
+13,Lena Holroyd,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),,,Bride,
+13,Zara Holroyd,Accepted,Salmon,No nuts,,Bride,Wouldn't miss it
+13,Zara Fenwick,Accepted,Beef,,,Bride,So happy for you both x
+14,Ollie Brandt,Accepted,Salmon,,,Both,
+14,Maya Reyes,Accepted,Salmon,Vegan,,Both,
+14,Josh Pike,Accepted,Salmon,,,Both,
+15,Imogen Rowe,Accepted,Beef,No nuts,,Bride,
+15,Arlo Benn,Accepted,Salmon,,,Bride,Can't wait!
+16,Bev Talbot,Accepted,Beef,,,Bride,
+16,Neil Talbot,Accepted,Salmon,,,Bride,So happy for you both x
+17,Tom Garvey,Accepted,Salmon,Gluten free,,Both,Can't wait!
+17,Lucy Garvey,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Halal,,Both,
+17,Ned Garvey,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),No nuts,,Both,
+18,Ulric Jessop,Accepted,Beef,,,Groom,So happy for you both x
+18,Freya Jessop,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Vegan,,Groom,
+18,Bronwen Jessop,Accepted,Salmon,Gluten free,,Groom,Wouldn't miss it
+18,Magnus Jessop,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,
+18,Wilf Varley,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),,,Groom,
+19,Freya Haverford,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),,,Groom,Can't wait!
+19,Gwen Haverford,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),,,Groom,
+19,Keir Haverford,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),No nuts,,Groom,Wouldn't miss it
+19,Fintan Stannard,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),No nuts,,Groom,
+20,Yusuf Tolley,Accepted,Salmon,Vegan,,Groom,
+20,Verity Tolley,Accepted,Beef,Gluten free,,Groom,
+20,Hugo Tolley,Accepted,Salmon,Gluten free,,Groom,So happy for you both x
+20,Quinn Tolley,Accepted,Salmon,Dairy free,,Groom,
+21,Priya Sandhu,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),,Wheelchair user,Both,
+21,Jamie Sandhu,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Dairy free,,Both,Wouldn't miss it
+22,Dmitri Dunmore,Accepted,Salmon,No nuts,,Bride,
+22,Gethin Dunmore,Accepted,Salmon,Gluten free,,Bride,
+23,Edna Price,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Halal,Wheelchair user,Bride,
+23,Martin Price,Accepted,Salmon,,,Bride,
+23,Gail Price,Accepted,Beef,Halal,,Bride,Can't wait!
+23,Callum Price,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Halal,,Bride,So happy for you both x
+24,Tasha Quinn,Accepted,Beef,Vegan,,Bride,Wouldn't miss it
+25,Nigel Fairbairn,Accepted,Salmon,Dairy free,,Groom,Wouldn't miss it
+25,Pauline Fairbairn,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,So happy for you both x
+26,Dev Lomax,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Halal,,Bride,So happy for you both x
+26,Niamh Lomax,Accepted,Salmon,,,Bride,So happy for you both x
+26,Fabian Ibbotson,Accepted,Salmon,Gluten free,,Bride,
+26,Moss Lomax,Accepted,Beef,,,Bride,
+26,Ben Lomax,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),,,Bride,So happy for you both x
+26,Yusuf Cotterill,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Dairy free,,Bride,
+27,Hana Kimura,Accepted,Beef,Vegan,,Both,
+27,Felix Dorn,Accepted,Beef,,,Both,Wouldn't miss it
+28,Hamish Petrie,Declined,,,,Bride,"Gutted, we're abroad. Have the best day"
+28,Lorna Petrie,Declined,,,,Bride,
+29,Ben Ellery,Accepted,Beef,,,Groom,So happy for you both x
+29,Lorcan Ellery,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),No nuts,,Groom,
+30,Darren Hale,Accepted,Salmon,Dairy free,,Groom,
+30,Kerry Hale,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,So happy for you both x
+30,Mia Hale,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Halal,,Groom,
+30,Jack Hale,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,Wouldn't miss it
+31,Juno Ashdown,Accepted,Beef,Halal,,Groom,Wouldn't miss it
+31,Keir Ashdown,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,
+31,Anouk Ashdown,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),,,Groom,Can't wait!
+31,Moss Ashdown,Accepted,Beef,,,Groom,
+32,Ben Holroyd,Accepted,Beef,,,Bride,Can't wait!
+32,Esme Holroyd,Accepted,Salmon,,,Bride,Wouldn't miss it
+33,Fern Okafor,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Dairy free,,Both,
+33,Theo Lambert,Accepted,Beef,,,Both,
+34,Moira Duncan,Declined,,,,Bride,
+34,Iain Duncan,Declined,,,,Bride,
+35,Xanthe Haverford,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,
+35,Rhona Haverford,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),,,Groom,
+35,Kezia Whitlock,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Gluten free,,Groom,
+35,Zeb Merriman,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,Wouldn't miss it
+36,Martin Osei,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,Wouldn't miss it
+36,Abigail Osei,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,Wouldn't miss it
+36,Kofi Osei,Declined,,,,Groom,Kofi's away at uni that weekend sorry! - Abi
+36,Efua Osei,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),No nuts,,Groom,So happy for you both x
+37,Moss Varley,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Dairy free,,Groom,So happy for you both x
+37,Odette Varley,Accepted,Beef,Halal,,Groom,Wouldn't miss it
+37,Lorcan Varley,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,
+37,Hollie Brightwell,Accepted,Salmon,Vegan,,Groom,
+38,Joseph Achterberg,Accepted,Salmon,No nuts,Wheelchair user,Groom,Wouldn't miss it
+38,Hilde Achterberg,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,
+39,Ben Jowett,Accepted,Salmon,No nuts,,Groom,Can't wait!
+39,Piers Jowett,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Halal,,Groom,
+40,Ana Reis,Declined,,,,Groom,
+40,Paulo Reis,Declined,,,,Groom,
+41,Lee Hale,Accepted,Beef,,,Groom,
+41,Sophie Hale,Accepted,Salmon,Gluten free,,Groom,
+42,Dilys Abernethy,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Vegan,,Groom,So happy for you both x
+42,Gethin Abernethy,Accepted,Beef,Halal,,Groom,
+42,Jonas Abernethy,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,
+42,Eamon Abernethy,Accepted,Salmon,Gluten free,,Groom,Wouldn't miss it
+43,Gordon Marsh,Accepted,Beef,No nuts,,Bride,
+43,Carol Finch,Accepted,Salmon,,,Bride,
+44,Gethin Kenward,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Gluten free,,Groom,
+44,Wren Kenward,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),,,Groom,Can't wait!
+45,Zeb Jessop,Accepted,Salmon,,,Groom,
+45,Effie Jessop,Accepted,Beef,No nuts,,Groom,
+45,Wilf Jessop,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),,,Groom,Can't wait!
+45,Jago Jessop,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),Halal,,Groom,Can't wait!
+46,Tamsin Holroyd,Accepted,Mushroom risotto (V),No nuts,,Bride,Wouldn't miss it
+46,Piers Holroyd,Accepted,Beef,,,Bride,So happy for you both x

package/packs/event-planner/skills/seating-plan/evals/files/4/seating_notes.txt

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+SEATING - stuff to remember!!
+
+top table (on the stage bit) = me, Rob, Alan + Sue, Kit + Dana, Jess + Sam. thats it, 8.
+
+KEEP APART (not the same table):
+- Dad (Gordon) and Mum (Bev). obviously. Carol comes with dad, Neil with mum
+- Callum Price and Fern Okafor - they split up in the summer, its still raw
+- Darren Hale and his brother Lee. dont ask
+- Nigel Fairbairn and Martin Osei - the business thing
+- Tasha Quinn + Imogen Rowe
+
+TOGETHER:
+- everyone in an RSVP party sits together (couples, families, kids with parents)
+- Mum + Neil want to sit with Gran (Edna) and Uncle Martin Price's lot (they're all on Gran's RSVP)
+- the uni crew all on one table - parties 14, 17, 21, 27 on the export (Priya, Jamie, the Garveys, Hana + Felix, Ollie Maya Josh)
+
+ACCESS
+- Gran is in a wheelchair, so is Rob's uncle Joseph, and Priya from uni
+- venue says wheelchairs only on tables 1-4 (ground floor by the doors), and max 2 wheelchairs at any one table
+- tables 5-12 and top table are on the raised floor, 2 steps
+

package/packs/event-planner/skills/seating-plan/evals/files/5/organiser_notes.txt

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+awards dinner - seating notes (Thurs 3 Dec, Grand Hall, Wexcombe Corn Exchange)
+
+- 12 rounds of 8, T1-T12. venue max is 8 a table, fire officer won't allow extra chairs
+- T1-T8 main floor, T9-T12 up on the mezzanine (stairs only, no lift)
+- anyone booked together on one booking ref sits together. individuals (NB-11xx) can go anywhere
+- Halvard Freight are headline sponsor, booked 10 and want "all ten of us on one table, near the stage". T1 is nearest the stage, then T2
+- judges + Dez (host) + his manager on T5
+- KEEP APART: Corvane Haulage and Brindle Logistics - nobody from one at a table with the other (court case)
+- KEEP APART: Moira (our CEO) and Duncan Pell
+- wheelchairs: Graham Oduya (Orbis) and Rachel Vint - main floor only obviously