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+---
+name: furniture-layout
+description: Lay out the furniture in a room at real sizes and draw it as a dimensioned SVG, with a script that fails the layout when pieces overlap or leave the room, block a door's swing, or leave a walkway, bed side, chair pull-back or wheelchair turning space narrower than it needs. Use when a designer or homeowner asks to "lay out this living room", "will a king bed fit", "arrange the furniture", "plan this office for 8 desks", "check the clearances", or has a room's size, its doors and windows and a list of furniture.
+---
+
+# furniture-layout
+
+A furniture plan for one room: every piece at its real size, facing the right way, with the
+space each one needs to be used, and a clear way to walk to all of them from the door. The
+agent does the design (zones, focal wall, what faces what); a script checks the geometry and
+draws the plan, so a bed that blocks the wardrobe door or a sofa in the door's swing never
+reaches the client. A whole-floor plan of rooms is `floor-plan-layout`; this skill furnishes
+one room inside it.
+
+## How to respond
+
+**These rules come before the steps and outrank them:**
+
+- **The client's pieces stay theirs.** Never swap, resize or drop a piece they chose, and
+  never bring back one they refused. When their piece can't meet a clearance, keep it in the
+  plan, mark the shortfall with its size (*"the bed leaves 0.55 m on the window side, not
+  0.6"*), and offer a smaller piece only as a separate option.
+- **Their file comes back in exactly its own shape.** A file the person gave returns with the
+  same columns, column order, headers and row order, and only the cells that must change
+  changed, ready to send. Every change is listed in the reply: the row, what changed and why.
+  Add a change column only when they ask for one. Given a pasted list, reply with a table.
+  One sendable drawing per room, of their actual layout.
+- **A requirement is met only where it was tested.** A turning circle "in front of the WC
+  door", "beside the bed" or "inside the bathroom" counts only when the check tested that
+  zone (step 3). A circle that is clear somewhere else in the room meets nothing. Never call
+  a requirement met that was tested in another place, or not at all; say which it is.
+- **Working files stay out of sight.** The checker's input and any intermediate file go in a
+  private temporary folder made for this run alone (`mktemp -d`, never a fixed path such as `/tmp/layout`, which another session can read or overwrite), and are deleted before you reply. Never overwrite a file the person gave you: write the corrected copy beside it under a plain name (`rota-fixed.csv`), and leave theirs as it was. Never
+  leave anything running in the background.
+- **The drawing says what the text says.** Every piece on the list is drawn, chairs included.
+  A turning circle, walkway or clearance the reply mentions is drawn at the place the reply
+  gives, as the check found it.
+- **Carry every field and note through.** Every column or note per piece (finish, keep, from
+  the old flat) appears in the deliverable. A soft note ("keep the armchair by the window") is
+  a rule: build it in, or say why it couldn't be met.
+- **Fixing their layout means minimal changes.** Move only what a clearance forces, list each
+  move with the reason, and keep every other piece where they put it.
+
+1. **Gather the room and the list.** From the conversation or the files named:
+   - **The room:** width × depth, or the corners of an L-shaped room; walls and alcoves.
+   - **Doors:** which wall, how far along, width, which side the hinge is on and whether it
+     opens in, out or slides. **Windows:** position and sill height. **Fixed things:**
+     columns, radiators, a chimney breast.
+   - **The furniture:** each piece with its size, or its kind (a king bed, a 3-seat sofa) to
+     size it from standard dimensions. A dining table includes its chairs; list the table only.
+
+   Convert everything to one unit; feet and inches become feet as decimals, or metres.
+   Ask at most two questions, and only for the room's size or the entrance door. A missing
+   piece size takes a standard size, stated as an `[assumption]`.
+
+2. **Zone the room before any coordinates,** in three to five lines:
+   - the focal wall (TV, fireplace, the view) and what faces it
+   - the conversation or use area, and what sits inside it
+   - the circulation: the line from the door to each piece, kept off the middle of a seating group
+   - what stays clear: the door swing, a wardrobe's doors, a window people open, a radiator
+
+3. **Write `layout.json`** in the shape of [`templates/layout.json`](templates/layout.json).
+   Each piece has `type`, `width` (its long front edge), `depth`, `at` (the corner nearest the
+   origin) and `facing` (N, S, E or W: the way its front, the side you use it from, points).
+   x runs left to right along the entrance wall's direction, y away from it. The type sets
+   the use clearances below; override one with `clearance` (`{"back": 0}` for a table pushed
+   against a wall), and set `min_walkway` or `accessible: true` when the person asks. Every
+   turning space the brief ties to a place goes in `turning_circles`, tied to that place:
+   `{"near": "WC door", "side": "front", "within": 1.0, "for": "WC"}` (a door's `side` is
+   front, left or right as you face it from inside; a piece's is front, back, left, right or
+   any). The check searches only that zone, reports the largest clear circle it found there,
+   and draws it at that centre. `{"at": [x, y]}` fixes an exact point. `diameter` defaults to
+   1.5 m. With `accessible` and no circle named, the check finds one and reports its centre:
+   use that position in the reply.
+
+   | Type | Clearance it needs (m) | Reached from |
+   |---|---|---|
+   | `bed` | 0.6 each side, 0.6 at the foot | both sides |
+   | `single_bed` | 0.6 one side, 0.5 at the foot | either |
+   | `dining_table` | 0.9 every side, for chairs to pull back | any side |
+   | `desk` | 0.9 in front, for the chair | the front |
+   | `wardrobe`, `dresser`, `sideboard` | 0.6 in front, for doors and drawers | the front |
+   | `sofa`, `armchair` | 0.35 legroom in front | the front |
+   | `bookcase` | 0.45 in front | the front |
+   | `coffee_table`, `nightstand`, `side_table`, `tv_unit`, `rug`, `other` | none | not checked |
+
+4. **Run the checker and fix every FAIL before showing anything.**
+
+   ```bash
+   work=$(mktemp -d 2>/dev/null || mktemp -d ./.work.XXXXXX)   # a private folder for this run only
+   # Claude Code: layout.json in a temporary folder, the drawing in the working directory
+   python3 "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/layout_check.py" "$work/layout.json" --svg living-room.svg
+   # Other IDEs (from the skill folder)
+   python3 scripts/layout_check.py "$work/layout.json" --svg living-room.svg
+   ```
+
+   Exit 0 means no failures. Exit 1 means a FAIL: an overlap, a piece outside the room or on
+   a column, a piece in a door's swing, a blocked clearance, no clear route at the walkway
+   width to a piece, a named turning circle that doesn't fit in its place, or, with
+   `accessible`, no 1.5 m turning circle. Exit 2 means the input is
+   malformed, or that a check didn't finish within `--max-seconds` (default 20): an
+   INCOMPLETE result is never a pass. Fix only what it reports and rerun, **at most five
+   rounds**. Never search every arrangement by hand, and never run it in the background. If it
+   still fails after five, go to step 5 with the best layout so far. Write the SVG in the
+   working directory under a plain name (`living-room.svg`), never inside this skill's folder.
+
+5. **When the list can't fit, say so in numbers, and keep their piece.** Draw their layout
+   with the piece that misses, name it and by how much (✅ *"the king bed leaves 0.42 m on the
+   window side, not 0.6"*), and mark the shortfall on the drawing. Then offer the best change
+   that passes as an option (the desk on the other wall, or a smaller piece only if they
+   haven't ruled it out), checked like the first.
+
+6. **Reply for the client, in this order:**
+   1. **The plan** (the SVG's file name, and their corrected file in their format when they
+      gave one) and one line on its idea. ✅ *"Sofa on the long wall
+      facing the TV, reading chair by the window, a clear 0.9 m route along the east side to
+      the balcony door."*
+   2. **The zoning lines** from step 2.
+   3. **The pieces,** as a short table of name, size and where it goes.
+   4. **What changed against what was asked,** and every assumption.
+   5. **Every WARN with what to do about it,** and what this is not: a schematic that meets
+      the clearances it was set, not a check against a building or accessibility code.
+
+   Never mention scripts, JSON, a checker's exit code, skill names or this skill's folder in
+   the reply; the client sees a plan and the reasons for it.
+
+**Non-interactive runs** (subagent, CI, headless): unsized pieces take standard sizes, the
+entrance is the first door given, and north is up, each tagged `[assumption]`. With no room
+size and nothing to derive it from, emit `BLOCKED: need the room's dimensions`, say in one
+plain sentence what will be drawn once they arrive, and stop.
+
+## Useful references in this skill
+
+- [`templates/layout.json`](templates/layout.json) — the input shape: a 5.0 × 4.2 m living room with a sofa, chair, coffee table, TV unit, bookcase and rug
+- [`scripts/layout_check.py`](scripts/layout_check.py) — overlaps, containment, door swings, use clearances, walking routes on a grid, turning circles at a point or searched for in the zone a brief names; draws the SVG
+- [`examples/king-bed-bedroom.md`](examples/king-bed-bedroom.md) — worked example: a king bed that "fits" by area, the clearance the first layout broke, and the plan that passes
+
+## Quality bar
+
+- **The plan shown has passed the checker.** No overlap, no piece in a door's swing, no blocked clearance, every piece reachable at the walkway width.
+- **Every piece from the list is on the plan,** at its real or stated standard size, or its absence is explained with the number that kept it out.
+- **Each piece faces the way it is used:** a sofa toward the focal wall, a desk chair off the wall, a wardrobe's doors into open floor.
+- **The walking route runs round a seating group, not through it.**
+- **The drawing has overall dimensions, piece sizes, a scale bar and a north arrow,** and the reply says it is schematic.
+- **No code or accessibility claim:** "meets the clearances you set", never "ADA compliant".
+- **The client's pieces are kept,** with any shortfall marked in numbers; a smaller piece is only ever an option.
+- **The drawing matches the reply:** every piece and chair drawn, every turning circle where the reply says.
+- **Their file comes back in its exact columns and row order,** with every change listed in the reply, not in the file, and no working file is left in their folder.
+- **Every place-tied requirement was tested in its place,** and its result is the one the check gave there.
+
+## When to use this skill
+
+- ✅ "Will a king bed fit in a 3.4 × 3.0 m room with the wardrobe?"
+- ✅ Arranging a living room, bedroom, home office or dining room from a furniture list
+- ✅ An office or studio fit-out: how many desks fit with their chairs and routes
+- ✅ Checking an existing layout someone drew for door swings and clearances
+- ✅ A layout with wheelchair turning space and wider routes, at the widths the person sets
+
+## When NOT to use this skill
+
+- ❌ Planning the rooms of a whole floor, or where walls go: that's `floor-plan-layout`
+- ❌ Choosing finishes, colours, lighting or a mood board: this places furniture, it doesn't style it
+- ❌ Kitchen cabinet runs and appliance clearances by manufacturer: use the cabinet maker's planner
+- ❌ Certifying a plan against a building or accessibility code
+
+## Anti-patterns to avoid
+
+- ❌ **A fixed temporary path.** Two sessions at once share it, and one plan leaks into the other.
+- ❌ **Overwriting the person's own file.** They lose the version they sent.
+- ❌ **"It fits" from areas alone.** A 3.2 m² bed in a 10 m² room says nothing about the 0.6 m it needs on each side.
+- ❌ **Showing a layout before it passes.** The wardrobe door that hits the bed is the one the client finds.
+- ❌ **Furniture in the door's swing, or a rug's edge as the only route.** A route is clear floor at the walkway width.
+- ❌ **A dining table with no room to pull a chair out,** because the chairs weren't drawn.
+- ❌ **Every piece against a wall.** A sofa floated off the wall with the route behind it often works better; zone first.
+- ❌ **An ASCII sketch or a list of coordinates as the plan.** The client reads the SVG.
+- ❌ **"ADA compliant" or "meets code."** The checker tests the clearances it was given, not a code.
+- ❌ **Swapping in a smaller bed the client turned down** so the plan passes. Keep theirs and show the shortfall.
+- ❌ **A turning circle at the door when the text says it's by the desk.** The drawing is the promise.
+- ❌ **Several drawings of the same room.** One sendable plan, plus an option if there is one.
+- ❌ **"The turning circle passes" when the check found it on the far side of the room.** In front of the WC door means in front of the WC door.
+- ❌ **A new column in the client's schedule.** They gave a CSV; they get the CSV, in its own columns.
+- ❌ **Searching every arrangement by hand.** Build one, check, fix what fails, five rounds at most.

package/packs/interior-designer/skills/furniture-layout/evals/eval_queries.json

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+[
+  {"query": "Lay out this living room: 5 × 4 m, door in the corner, here's our furniture", "should_trigger": true},
+  {"query": "Will a king bed fit in a 3.4 × 3 m bedroom with the wardrobe?", "should_trigger": true},
+  {"query": "Arrange the furniture in our studio flat so we can still walk round", "should_trigger": true},
+  {"query": "Plan this office for 8 desks and check the clearances", "should_trigger": true},
+  {"query": "Where should the sofa go so the door doesn't hit it?", "should_trigger": true},
+  {"query": "Draw a floor plan for these rooms in a 12 × 15 m footprint", "should_trigger": false},
+  {"query": "Lay out a 2-bed apartment's rooms in a 7.2 × 10.8 m footprint", "should_trigger": false},
+  {"query": "Check our checkout page for WCAG contrast and keyboard issues", "should_trigger": false},
+  {"query": "Reorganise our help centre's layout so people can find articles", "should_trigger": false}
+]

package/packs/interior-designer/skills/furniture-layout/evals/evals.json

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+{
+  "skill_name": "furniture-layout",
+  "evals": [
+    {
+      "id": 1,
+      "prompt": "Lay out our bedroom: 3.6 m wide × 3.3 m deep, door at the right end of the south wall opening in, window centred on the north wall with a 0.9 m sill. Furniture: a king bed (1.8 × 2.0 m), two nightstands, a 1.2 m wardrobe with hinged doors, and a small desk with a chair.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Writes a layout file, runs the layout checker, and shows a plan only after the checker passes (no FAIL lines in the final run)",
+        "Writes an SVG plan in the working directory with the room's overall dimensions, each piece's size, a scale bar and a north arrow",
+        "The king bed has at least 0.6 m clear on both sides and at the foot, and nothing sits in the door's swing",
+        "The wardrobe's doors open into clear floor, not against the bed or the desk",
+        "If any piece had to change size or be left out to fit, says which one, by how much, and why, with the number",
+        "States the zoning (where the bed's head goes and why, where the route runs) before or with the plan",
+        "Does not call the layout code- or accessibility-compliant, and does not mention scripts, JSON or skill folders in the reply"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 2,
+      "prompt": "Here are my measurements and what we want in the living room (living-room-notes.md). Where should everything go? The kids' path from the front door to the kitchen has to stay clear.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Converts the feet-and-inches measurements correctly (16 ft 6 in × 12 ft 9 in, about 5.03 × 3.89 m), and gives the plan in the units the notes use or both",
+        "Shows a plan only after the layout checker passes, with the route from the front door to the kitchen doorway clear at the walkway width",
+        "Nothing sits in the front door's swing, and nothing blocks the kitchen doorway",
+        "The sofa and loveseat face the TV console or each other across the coffee table, and the route doesn't run through the middle of the seating group",
+        "Keeps tall pieces (the 6 ft bookcase) out from in front of the window, and says what it did with the radiator",
+        "Every piece on the list is on the plan, or the reply says which piece was left out and the dimension that kept it out",
+        "Does not invent furniture, doors or windows that the notes don't mention"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 3,
+      "prompt": "Can you plan the studio office in office-brief.md? Non-interactive: no follow-up questions, just give me the answer.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Uses the brief's 1.2 m route width and the 1.5 m turning space, not a narrower default",
+        "Answers the question directly: whether all 8 desks fit, and if not, the largest number that passes the checker and what stops the next one, in metres",
+        "No desk, chair zone or the cabinet's door zone overlaps the column or another piece",
+        "Every desk's chair side is reachable from the door on a 1.2 m route, and a 1.5 m turning circle is reachable",
+        "The plan shown has passed the checker, drawn as a dimensioned SVG with the column marked",
+        "Makes no accessibility-code compliance claim; says the plan meets the widths the brief set",
+        "Does not ask a follow-up question; anything it assumes (chair depth, desk orientation) is stated as an assumption"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 4,
+      "held_out": "2026-11-06",
+      "prompt": "We're fitting out our new office at Harrow Wharf - plan this office for 8 desks plus the meeting room, director's office and kitchenette. Site survey is site_survey.txt and the furniture schedule from the supplier quote is furniture_schedule.csv. Please lay out all four rooms and draw them. Our standards: 900 clear walkways, 750 behind any desk or table for the chair, 1000 clear in front of the kitchen counter, and no door swings blocked. Noor uses a wheelchair, so she needs a 1500 turning circle next to her desk with a 900 route to it from the office door, and a 1500 turning circle in the meeting room as well.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Writes the layout, runs the furniture-layout check script on it, and shows a layout only after a run with no failures, drawn as a dimensioned SVG per room in mm (room sizes, piece sizes, door swings)",
+        "Places all 8 desks (7 bench desks and Noor's height-adjustable desk, each 1600 x 800) in the open office, each with 750 mm clear behind it for the chair and at least 900 mm clear in the aisle between desk rows, and none overlaps the 400 x 400 column at 4600-5000 E-W / 2800-3200 N-S",
+        "Keeps every piece and every chair space out of all four door swings (900 mm leaves opening inwards; the kitchenette door is hinged on the east side at 3100), with nothing overlapping or outside its room, and treats the fitted kitchen run (y 3000-3600) as fixed",
+        "Gives Noor's desk a clear 1500 mm turning circle beside it and a route at least 900 mm wide from the open office door to it, and gives the meeting room a clear 1500 mm turning circle",
+        "Seats 8 at the 2400 x 1000 meeting table with 750 mm behind every chair (3900 x 2500 mm including the chair spaces) and puts the 1600 x 450 credenza where it doesn't cut into any chair space",
+        "Keeps the 1000 mm in front of the kitchenette counter clear, gives the 1200 x 800 cafe table 750 mm of chair space for its 4 chairs, and leaves a route at least 900 mm wide from the kitchenette door to the counter",
+        "Uses only the pieces and quantities in the schedule (8 desks, 9 task chairs, 3 cabinets, 1 printer station, 8 meeting chairs and so on, with the pedestals under the desks) and does not invent furniture, rooms or dimensions not in the survey or schedule"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 5,
+      "held_out": "2026-11-06",
+      "prompt": "Can you check my furniture layout for the Pellow Road flat before it goes to the clients? The layout is layout_v2.csv and the room sizes and doors are in measurements.txt. I work to 90 cm walkways, 70 cm each side of a bed, 75 cm behind a desk for the chair, and door swings kept clear. The clients are adamant they're keeping their super king (180 x 200) and they want 70 cm both sides of it. Fix whatever you can and give me a drawing I can send them.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Runs the furniture-layout check script on the layout as supplied and reports what it fails before changing anything",
+        "Finds the living room coffee table (X 85-145) overlapping the sofa (X 0-95) by 10 cm and moves it clear of the sofa",
+        "Finds the study bookcase on the west wall (Y 30-120) inside the 80 cm swing of the study door hinged at X 15, and moves it out of the swing",
+        "Finds only 60 cm between the study desk's front edge (Y 230) and the reading armchair (top at Y 170), short of the 75 cm for the chair, and moves the armchair so the chair space is clear",
+        "Says the 180 x 200 bed cannot have 70 cm on both sides in the 290 x 290 bedroom whichever way it faces (180 + 70 + 70 = 320 > 290; the layout's 55 cm each side is the most it gets), and puts this to the clients with options (a 150 cm bed gives exactly 70 both sides, or accept 55) rather than claiming a fix or breaking another clearance to get it",
+        "Does not flag correct entries as errors: the 90 cm between the armchair and the TV unit on the way to the balcony door and the 90 cm at the foot of the bed meet the walkway rule",
+        "Re-runs the check on the corrected layout so only the bed-side shortfall remains, and draws the corrected rooms as a dimensioned SVG",
+        "Does not invent furniture, rooms or measurements that are not in the layout or the measurements file, such as a new bedside table or a different room size"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 6,
+      "held_out": "2026-11-07",
+      "prompt": "We're reopening Wrenfold Cafe after the refit and need the seating laid out. The builder's survey is site_measurements.txt, the furniture we own is furniture_stock.csv, and our access consultant's requirements are in access_consultant_email.txt. Get as many covers in as you can - we need at least 26 for the numbers to work - using only what we've got. Send me a dimensioned drawing I can forward to Mo and the landlord, and a list of where each table goes so the fitters can mark out the floor.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Seats at least 26 covers, including one wheelchair place, using only the stock owned (at most 6 four-tops, 8 two-tops and 32 chairs), and the cover count stated matches the drawing",
+        "Leaves a clear route at least 1200 wide from the entrance door (south wall, x 600-1500) to the ordering zone at the counter and to the WC door (west wall, y 4800-5650), with no tables or chair zones in it",
+        "Keeps clear the 1200-deep queue zone in front of the counter (x 6200-10200, y 4800-6000), the column (x 2950-3350, y 5300-5700), the 900 swing of the entrance door, the 850 swing of the WC door, and the 1500 turning circle in front of the WC door",
+        "Gives every chair 750 behind the table edge, and keeps at least 900 between neighbouring tables' chair zones (or a chair zone and a bare table edge), with no table or chair zone overlapping another",
+        "One table has a wheelchair place with its chair taken away and a 1500 turning circle clear of furniture right in front of it",
+        "Delivers a to-scale SVG with dimensions showing the 10200 x 6800 room, the counter, the column, both doors with their swings and the clearance zones, plus a table schedule giving each table's position from the SW corner for the fitters",
+        "Reports the result of checking the layout against each of the consultant's five requirements, and every one passes",
+        "Does not invent furniture (no banquettes, extra tables, or the high stools the stock list says are no longer needed), and does not move the counter, column or doors or change the room's size"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 7,
+      "held_out": "2026-11-07",
+      "prompt": "This is the furniture layout for Room 214, one of our accessible rooms, exported from the designer's CAD (room_214_layout.csv), with the room details and our brand's accessible-room standard in room_and_brand_standard.txt. Can you check it against the standard before the furniture goes in next week? Tell me what fails, fix whatever can be fixed by moving furniture, and send back the corrected schedule in the same format, plus a dimensioned plan the installers can follow.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Flags that the side table (y 3900-4350) overlaps the armchair (from y 4300) by 50 mm, and moves it clear",
+        "Flags that the luggage rack (x 1500-1950, y 300-1200) is inside the entrance door's 900 swing (its nearest corner is about 626 from the hinge), and moves it somewhere outside both door swings and every clearance zone",
+        "Flags that neither side of the bed meets standard (c): 1350 on the west side to the wall and 1050 on the east side to the armchair, against 1500 on one side. It fixes this, for example by moving the bed and both bedside tables 150 east, giving 1500 on the west and 900 on the east (at least 800 needed) while keeping the 900 at the foot clear",
+        "Flags that the 1500 turning circle in front of the bathroom door cannot be met: the lobby is only 1350 wide between the built-in wardrobe (x 1500) and the bathroom pod (x 2850), both fixed, so no furniture move fixes it. It is reported as needing a building change or a brand waiver, not as passing",
+        "Raises no false alarms: the desk chair's 750 pull-back zone, the 900 clear at the foot of the bed, and the routes to the desk and bathroom door are not reported as failures",
+        "The corrected layout meets every part of the standard except (d): no overlaps, nothing in either door swing, 1500 and at least 800 at the bed sides, 900 at the foot, 750 at the desk, and a 900 route from the entrance to the bed's 1500 side, the desk and the bathroom door",
+        "Returns room_214_layout.csv in the same columns with the moved items' new X/Y marked, plus a dimensioned SVG plan showing the door swings and clearance zones",
+        "Does not move or resize the built-in wardrobe, the bathroom pod, the doors or the room, and does not add or remove furniture"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 8,
+      "held_out": "2026-11-08",
+      "prompt": "I'm redoing the waiting room at a small dental practice. The practice manager's email with the room measurements and the access audit points is in email_from_practice_manager.txt, and the furniture they're keeping is in furniture_we_are_keeping.csv. Can you lay it out and give me a plan with dimensions I can send her?",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Places every piece on the client's list at its listed size - 8 waiting chairs, the two-seat sofa, the bariatric chair, coffee table, play table, toy box, leaflet bookcase, water cooler and plant (16 pieces) - giving all 11 seats the list allows",
+        "Keeps a clear 1500 x 1500 mm turning space directly in front of the accessible WC door on the right-hand wall (0.7-1.6 m from the front wall), with no furniture in it or in that door's outward swing",
+        "Keeps a clear 1500 x 1500 mm space in front of the lowered left-hand 900 mm of the reception counter (4.0-4.9 m from the left-hand wall), not in front of the full-height part",
+        "Provides one 900 x 1400 mm wheelchair waiting space next to other seats and outside every walkway",
+        "Keeps the entrance door's inward swing clear and shows clear routes at least 1200 mm wide from the entrance to the counter, the WC and the corridor door",
+        "Converts the furniture sizes from centimetres to the same units as the room (e.g. the 140 cm sofa as 1400 mm) rather than mixing units",
+        "Delivers a dimensioned plan (SVG or equivalent) of the 6800 x 5400 mm room and runs or reports a clearance check of the layout",
+        "Does not invent furniture, doors, sockets or room features not in the input, such as new chairs, a TV, a second entrance or a radiator"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "id": 9,
+      "held_out": "2026-11-08",
+      "prompt": "I've done a furniture schedule for our library reading room (reading_room_schedule.csv) and the room notes and our standards are in room_notes.txt. Can you check it and send me the schedule back corrected? I paste it straight into the county asset register, so keep it the same as mine.",
+      "assertions": [
+        "Flags that reading table RT3 leaves only 600 mm on its north long side to the shelving ranges (900 mm needed for chair pull-back) and fixes it, e.g. RT3 at Y 900 giving 900 mm both sides",
+        "Flags the returns trolley TR1 sitting in the main door's swing (the door opens in, 4000-4900 mm from the west wall) and moves it out of the swing and the main route",
+        "Flags the 800 mm aisle between ranges R3 and R4 (1000 mm needed) and moves a range to restore it without breaking another clearance",
+        "Flags that the newspaper stand DS1 narrows the route to the fire exit to 800 mm above the shelving ranges (1200 mm needed) and moves it to restore the route",
+        "Says the 1500 x 1500 turning space in front of T5 cannot fit in the window bay because the bay between fixed ranges S1 and S2 is only 1300 mm wide, reports it as unmet rather than passing, does not move S1, S2 or T5 in the schedule, and gives the librarian options to decide on",
+        "Returns the schedule as CSV with the same columns, header, row order, refs and millimetre units, changing only the positions of the pieces it moved",
+        "Does not report false problems with pieces that already meet the standards, such as RT1, RT2, R5 or the lounge chairs",
+        "Does not invent furniture, dimensions, doors or standards not in the input, such as a new location for the floor box or a second accessible table"
+      ]
+    }
+  ]
+}

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+# Living room — measurements and wish list
+
+Measured by me on Saturday, wall to wall:
+
+- Long wall (east–west): 16 ft 6 in
+- Short wall (north–south): 12 ft 9 in
+- Front door opens straight into this room, in the south wall, 2 ft from the west corner.
+  It's a 32 in door, hinged on the west side, and it swings in.
+- Big window centred on the north wall, 6 ft wide, sill at 2 ft 6 in.
+- Radiator under the window, about 5 ft long and 4 in deep.
+- A doorway (no door) to the kitchen in the east wall, 3 ft wide, near the north end:
+  its centre is 2 ft 6 in from the north wall.
+
+What we want in here:
+
+- 3-seat sofa, 84 × 36 in
+- loveseat, 60 × 34 in
+- coffee table, 48 × 24 in
+- TV console, 60 × 16 in, with the TV on it
+- an armchair for reading, 32 × 34 in, ideally near the window
+- a bookcase, 36 in wide × 12 in deep, 6 ft tall
+- an 8 × 5 ft rug
+
+The kids run from the front door straight to the kitchen, so that path has to stay clear.

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+# Studio office — fit-out brief
+
+Room: 6.0 m (east–west) × 4.8 m (north–south), one entrance door in the south wall, centred
+1.0 m from the west wall, 0.9 m wide, opening outward into the corridor.
+
+There is a 0.4 × 0.4 m structural column whose south-west corner is at (3.0, 2.2), measured
+from the room's south-west corner.
+
+Windows along the whole north wall, sill at 0.8 m.
+
+We want:
+
+- 8 desks, each 1.4 m × 0.7 m, with a chair
+- a 1.8 × 0.5 m storage cabinet with hinged doors
+- one of the team uses a wheelchair: keep every route at least 1.2 m wide and leave a 1.5 m
+  turning space they can reach.
+
+Does it all fit? If not, how many desks do, and what stops the rest?

package/packs/interior-designer/skills/furniture-layout/evals/files/4/furniture_schedule.csv

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+Ref,Description,Qty,W (mm),D (mm),H (mm),Room,Notes
+F01,Bench desk 1600 x 800 (straight),7,1600,800,740,Open office,
+F02,Height-adjustable desk 1600 x 800,1,1600,800,650-1250,Open office,for Noor
+F03,Task chair,9,680,680,,Open office / Director's office,8 open office + 1 director
+F04,Mobile pedestal 3-drawer,8,420,580,600,Open office,lives under the desk
+F05,"Storage cabinet, 2 door",3,1000,450,1200,Open office,
+F06,Printer / MFD station,1,800,600,1000,Open office,"needs a socket, any wall"
+F07,Meeting table,1,2400,1000,740,Meeting room,seats 8
+F08,Meeting chair (stacking),8,550,560,,Meeting room,
+F09,Credenza,1,1600,450,750,Meeting room,
+F10,Executive desk,1,1400,700,740,Director's office,
+F11,Visitor chair,2,600,600,,Director's office,
+F12,Bookcase,1,800,350,1800,Director's office,
+F13,Cafe table,1,1200,800,740,Kitchenette,
+F14,Cafe chair,4,500,520,,Kitchenette,

package/packs/interior-designer/skills/furniture-layout/evals/files/4/site_survey.txt

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+SITE SURVEY - Unit 4, Harrow Wharf (2nd floor)
+measured 28/10, all internal dims in mm, rooms are rectangles. x = along the south wall from the SW corner, y = north from the south wall.
+every room has its door in the south wall off the corridor. all doors 900 leaf, open INTO the room.
+
+OPEN OFFICE  9600 (E-W) x 6000 (N-S)
+ - door: opening 300-1200 from SW corner, hinged on the west side (at 300)
+ - windows along the whole north wall, sill 850 so desks can go under
+ - CONCRETE COLUMN 400 x 400, centre at 4800 / 3000 (so 4600-5000 E-W, 2800-3200 N-S). can't move it obviously
+ - floor boxes everywhere, desks can go anywhere
+
+MEETING ROOM  5400 x 4800
+ - door: opening 300-1200, hinged west side (at 300)
+ - window north wall, screen goes on the east wall (wall mounted, ignore)
+
+DIRECTOR'S OFFICE  3200 x 3600
+ - door: opening 200-1100, hinged west side (at 200)
+ - window east wall
+
+KITCHENETTE  3200 x 3600
+ - door: opening 2200-3100, hinged EAST side (at 3100)
+ - kitchen run already fitted: full width along north wall, 600 deep (so y 3000-3600). sink + dishwasher in it
+ - no window

package/packs/interior-designer/skills/furniture-layout/evals/files/5/layout_v2.csv

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+Room,Item,W (cm),D (cm),X (cm),Y (cm)
+Living room,3-seat sofa,95,220,0,100
+Living room,Coffee table,60,110,85,155
+Living room,TV unit,45,180,475,140
+Living room,Armchair,85,85,300,300
+Living room,Sideboard,160,45,150,0
+Living room,Bookcase,90,35,100,375
+Living room,Floor lamp,40,40,0,330
+Living room,Plant,40,40,0,0
+Bedroom,Super king bed 180x200,180,200,55,90
+Study,Desk,140,70,60,230
+Study,Filing cabinet,47,62,200,238
+Study,Reading armchair,80,80,100,90
+Study,Bookcase,30,90,0,30

package/packs/interior-designer/skills/furniture-layout/evals/files/5/measurements.txt

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+Flat 3, 14 Pellow Road - measurements + doors
+
+all cm, internal. X/Y in the layout sheet = bottom-left corner of the piece measured from the room's
+bottom-left (south-west) corner, plan drawn north up. W is the size along X (east-west), D along Y (north-south).
+
+LIVING ROOM 520 x 410 (E-W x N-S)
+  hall door: south wall, opening 430-510, hinged at 510 (east side), 80 leaf, opens into the room
+  balcony door: north wall, opening 400-490, sliding (no swing)
+BEDROOM 290 x 290
+  door: south wall, opening 200-280, hinged at 280, 80 leaf, opens in
+  window north wall (bed head goes under it, fine)
+STUDY 260 x 300
+  door: south wall, opening 15-95, hinged at 15 (west side), 80 leaf, opens in
+  window north wall, desk goes under it
+
+wardrobe is going in the hall cupboard so not in the bedroom

package/packs/interior-designer/skills/furniture-layout/evals/files/6/access_consultant_email.txt

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+From: Mo Harker <mo@harker-access.example>
+To: Wrenfold Cafe <hello@wrenfold.example>
+Subject: RE: seating layout - what we need to see
+
+Hi both,
+
+For the licensing pack and the landlord I'll need the layout to show, as a minimum:
+
+1. A clear route at least 1200 wide from the entrance door to the ordering point at the counter, and from the entrance to the WC door.
+2. Keep a 1200 deep zone in front of the counter clear for queueing/ordering - no tables or chairs in it.
+3. A 1500 turning circle in front of the WC door, clear of all furniture. Neither door's swing can have anything in it.
+4. Every chair needs 750 from the table edge for the chair and for pulling it out. Between one table's chair zone and the next
+   table's chair zone (or table edge) keep at least 900 as a gangway.
+5. At least one table with a wheelchair place - take one chair away and leave a 1500 turning circle clear of furniture
+   right in front of that place. The turning circle can sit in the main route, that's fine.
+
+Draw it to scale with the dimensions on please, not a sketch.
+
+Mo

package/packs/interior-designer/skills/furniture-layout/evals/files/6/furniture_stock.csv

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+Item,Qty,Size (mm),Notes
+Four-top table (rectangular),6,1200 x 750,seats 2 on each long side
+Two-top table (square),8,700 x 700,seats 1 on each of two opposite sides
+Bentwood chair,32,450 x 500,
+High stool,6,380 dia,no bar ledge any more so not needed

package/packs/interior-designer/skills/furniture-layout/evals/files/6/site_measurements.txt

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+WRENFOLD CAFE - unit 3, Tannery Yard - measured survey (Dale, 28/10)
+All dims internal, finished wall to finished wall, mm. Origin = SW corner (inside corner by the entrance), x runs east, y runs north.
+
+Room: 10.2 m (E-W) x 6.8 m (N-S). Flat floor, no steps.
+
+South wall (shopfront, glazed): entrance door opening x=600 to x=1500 (900 leaf), hinged on the west jamb (x=600),
+  opens INWARDS into the cafe. Rest of the south wall is glazing from x=2000 to x=10000, sill at 450 - chairs can back onto it.
+West wall: accessible WC door, opening y=4800 to y=5650 (850 leaf), hinged at the north jamb (y=5650), opens OUT into the cafe
+  (it has to, it's the accessible WC).
+North wall: serving counter is staying where it is - 4.0 m long x 800 deep, from x=6200 to the east wall (x=10200), y=6000-6800.
+East wall: blank. Radiators are on the north wall behind the counter so no issue.
+Structural column (steel, boxed in): 400 x 400, x=2950-3350, y=5300-5700. Can't move it, obviously.
+
+Kitchen is through the back of the counter, not our problem.

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+Ref,Item,Width along x (mm),Depth along y (mm),X (mm),Y (mm),Fixed,Notes
+W1,Built-in wardrobe & luggage niche,1500,2400,0,0,Y,joinery - built in
+BP1,Bathroom pod (walls),2150,2400,2850,0,Y,pod walls; bathroom door in its west wall
+F01,Bed - king 1800x2000,1800,2000,1350,3600,N,headboard against north wall
+F02,Bedside table L,450,400,900,5200,N,
+F03,Bedside table R,450,400,3150,5200,N,
+F04,Desk,550,1150,4450,2400,N,against east wall
+F05,Desk chair,550,550,3900,2700,N,tucked in
+F06,Armchair,800,800,4200,4300,N,by the window
+F07,Side table,450,450,4550,3900,N,
+F08,Luggage rack,450,900,1500,300,N,in lobby by wardrobe

package/packs/interior-designer/skills/furniture-layout/evals/files/7/room_and_brand_standard.txt

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+ROOM 214 - accessible king - Harbour Quay Hotel (refurb, furniture install w/c 16 Nov)
+
+Geometry (from the designer's CAD; origin = SW internal corner, x east, y north, mm):
+- Overall room 5000 (x) by 5600 (y).
+- Entrance lobby: between the built-in wardrobe (x 0-1500) and the bathroom pod (x 2850-5000), from y 0 to y 2400.
+  The bedroom is the full width above y 2400.
+- Entrance door: south wall, opening x 1600-2500, 900 leaf, hinged at x 2500, opens INTO the room.
+- Bathroom door: in the pod's west wall (x 2850), opening y 1200-2050, 850 leaf, hinged at y 2050, opens OUT into the lobby.
+- Window: east wall, y 3800-5200.
+- The wardrobe and the bathroom pod are built - they are not moving.
+
+BRAND STANDARD - ACCESSIBLE GUEST ROOM (extract, section 4.3)
+a) No furniture may overlap other furniture or the fixed joinery, or sit outside the room.
+b) Nothing within the swing of any door.
+c) Bed: a clear strip at least 1500 wide along one long side of the bed (wheelchair transfer + turning) and at least 800
+   along the other long side, measured from the bed edge to the nearest furniture or wall, over the length of the bed
+   below the bedside tables. 900 clear at the foot of the bed.
+d) 1500 diameter turning circle clear of furniture and walls in front of the bathroom door (the door swing may overlap it).
+e) Desk: 750 clear in front of the desk for the chair to pull out.
+f) 900 clear route from the entrance door to the bed's 1500 side, to the desk and to the bathroom door.

package/packs/interior-designer/skills/furniture-layout/evals/files/8/email_from_practice_manager.txt

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+From: Joanne Pellow <practice.manager@hollinlane-dental.example>
+To: studio@pinfold-interiors.example
+Subject: Waiting room re-arrange - measurements and the access audit bits
+
+Hi,
+
+As promised, the measurements for the waiting room. I measured it myself with a laser
+so they should be right to the centimetre.
+
+The room is 6.8 m along the front (street) wall, left to right as you come in, and
+5.4 m from the front wall to the back wall. Flat floor, no steps, no columns.
+
+Doors:
+- Entrance from the street is in the front wall. The opening runs from 2.8 m to 3.8 m
+  measured from the left-hand wall (so it's a 1 m door). It opens into the waiting room,
+  hinged on the left.
+- Corridor door to the surgeries is in the back wall, from 0.3 m to 1.2 m from the
+  left-hand wall. It opens away from us into the corridor.
+- The accessible WC door is in the right-hand wall, from 0.7 m to 1.6 m measured from
+  the front wall. It opens OUT into the waiting room, hinged at the front end.
+
+Window: left-hand wall, 1.5 m to 3.7 m from the front wall, sill at 850 mm, so chairs
+can go under it.
+
+Reception counter: built in against the back wall, from 4.0 m to 5.8 m from the
+left-hand wall, 800 mm deep. The lowered (wheelchair height) part is the left-hand
+900 mm as you face the counter. That counter isn't moving.
+
+From the access audit we had in September, we have to:
+1. keep a clear 1500 x 1500 turning space directly in front of the accessible WC door,
+2. keep a clear 1500 x 1500 space in front of the lowered part of the counter,
+3. keep clear routes at least 1200 wide from the entrance to the counter, to the WC
+   and to the corridor door,
+4. have one wheelchair waiting space (900 x 1400) beside the other seats, not in a
+   walkway,
+5. keep both door swings clear.
+
+We're keeping all our own furniture (list attached) and not buying anything new this
+year. We'd like to seat as many people as that list allows.
+
+Can you send me a plan with the sizes on so I can show the partners?
+
+Thanks,
+Joanne

package/packs/interior-designer/skills/furniture-layout/evals/files/8/furniture_we_are_keeping.csv

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+Item,Qty,Width (cm),Depth (cm),Notes
+Waiting chair with arms,8,58,60,"grey vinyl, stackable"
+Two-seat sofa,1,140,75,
+Bariatric chair,1,76,70,"wider seat, keep near the front if poss"
+Coffee table,1,100,50,magazines
+Children's play table,1,60,60,bead maze on top
+Toy box,1,60,40,
+Leaflet bookcase,1,90,30,"NHS leaflets, can go on any wall"
+Water cooler,1,33,33,needs a socket - sockets on every wall
+Plant in pot,1,45,45,"round pot, 45 across"

package/packs/interior-designer/skills/furniture-layout/evals/files/9/reading_room_schedule.csv

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+Ref,Description,Size E-W (mm),Size N-S (mm),X from west wall (mm),Y from south wall (mm),Fixed?,Supplier,Notes
+S1,"Wall shelving range, single-sided (window bay south side)",2400,350,0,1650,Yes,,bolted to floor and wall
+S2,"Wall shelving range, single-sided (window bay north side)",2400,350,0,3300,Yes,,bolted to floor and wall
+T5,"Accessible study table, height adjustable",800,1200,0,2050,Yes,Oakcroft Library Supply,on the floor box (power/data) - can't move
+RT1,"Reading table, 6 seats",1800,900,800,4900,No,Oakcroft Library Supply,3 chairs each long side
+RT2,"Reading table, 6 seats",1800,900,5600,900,No,Oakcroft Library Supply,3 chairs each long side
+RT3,"Reading table, 6 seats",1800,900,7900,1200,No,Oakcroft Library Supply,3 chairs each long side
+R3,"Mobile shelving range, double-sided",600,2800,6000,2700,No,Brackenfold Shelving,non-fiction 000-399
+R4,"Mobile shelving range, double-sided",600,2800,7400,2700,No,Brackenfold Shelving,non-fiction 400-799
+R5,"Wall shelving range, single-sided",350,2800,9650,2700,No,Brackenfold Shelving,non-fiction 800-999
+LC1,Lounge armchair,800,800,400,300,No,,
+LC2,Lounge armchair,800,800,2100,300,No,,
+LT1,Low table,600,600,1350,400,No,,
+DS1,Newspaper display stand,1200,450,6000,6300,No,Brackenfold Shelving,
+TR1,Returns trolley,900,500,3950,200,No,,on castors