wadi-mcp 0.1.24 → 0.1.25

package/README.md

@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ repo; this server replaces them for agents that speak MCP.)
 | Tool | What it does |
 | --- | --- |
 | `wadi_check` | Compile + validate a `.wdl`: parse, resolve formulas/grids, schema + wall/roof geometry, and the structural conventions (C1/C2/C3). Returns pass/fail + errors/warnings. **Run after every edit.** |
+| `wadi_scope` | Resolve a `.wdl`'s **variables, points & grid lines** to their actual values (with each variable's formula). See what `main.x2` / `House.W/2` resolves to before placing an object. |
 | `wadi_preview` | Render a `.wdl` to **PNG images** you can look at — floor plans, elevations, roof top view. Confirm layout/sizes/openings/roof visually. |
 | `wadi_examples` | List, or fetch the full source of, a validated example `.wdl` (`minimal` / `two_room` / `two_story` / `coastal` / `complete`). Copy from these. |
 | `wadi_reference` | The authoring docs, embedded: `guide`, `dsl`, `conventions`, `coordinate-system`, `parametric-conventions`, `roof-v2-guide`, `data-model`. |

package/dist/server.mjs

@@ -14016,7 +14016,7 @@ function resolveGrids(config3, scope, warnings, defaultT) {
   const out = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
   const grids = config3.grids;
   if (!grids) return out;
-  const num3 = (v, where) => {
+  const num4 = (v, where) => {
     if (typeof v === "number") return v;
     if (isFormula(v)) {
       const r2 = evalFormula(v, scope);
@@ -14037,9 +14037,9 @@ function resolveGrids(config3, scope, warnings, defaultT) {
       const thickMap = axis === "x" ? rg.xt : rg.yt;
       for (const ln of lines ?? []) {
         if (!ln || typeof ln.name !== "string") continue;
-        const pos = num3(ln.at, `grids/${id}/${axis}/${ln.name}`);
+        const pos = num4(ln.at, `grids/${id}/${axis}/${ln.name}`);
         if (pos !== null) posMap.set(ln.name, pos);
-        const t = ln.thickness === void 0 ? defaultT : num3(ln.thickness, `grids/${id}/${axis}/${ln.name}/thickness`) ?? defaultT;
+        const t = ln.thickness === void 0 ? defaultT : num4(ln.thickness, `grids/${id}/${axis}/${ln.name}/thickness`) ?? defaultT;
         thickMap.set(ln.name, t);
       }
     }
@@ -31568,15 +31568,15 @@ var init_layerDefaults = __esm({
 // ../editor/src/svg2d/config.ts
 function houseSpanUnits(hc) {
   const o = hc;
-  const num3 = (v) => typeof v === "number" && Number.isFinite(v) ? v : void 0;
+  const num4 = (v) => typeof v === "number" && Number.isFinite(v) ? v : void 0;
   let best = 0;
   for (const fl of o?.floors ?? []) {
     let minX = Infinity, minY = Infinity, maxX = -Infinity, maxY = -Infinity;
     for (const obj of fl.objects ?? []) {
       const t = obj.type;
       if (t === "floor_slab" || t === "beam" || t === "room") {
-        const x = num3(obj.x), y = num3(obj.y);
-        const w = num3(obj.width), l = num3(obj.length);
+        const x = num4(obj.x), y = num4(obj.y);
+        const w = num4(obj.width), l = num4(obj.length);
         if (x !== void 0 && y !== void 0 && w !== void 0 && l !== void 0) {
           if (x < minX) minX = x;
           if (y < minY) minY = y;
@@ -31584,8 +31584,8 @@ function houseSpanUnits(hc) {
           if (y + l > maxY) maxY = y + l;
         }
       } else if (t === "wall") {
-        const sx = num3(obj.start_x), sy = num3(obj.start_y);
-        const ex = num3(obj.end_x), ey = num3(obj.end_y);
+        const sx = num4(obj.start_x), sy = num4(obj.start_y);
+        const ex = num4(obj.end_x), ey = num4(obj.end_y);
         if (sx !== void 0 && sy !== void 0 && ex !== void 0 && ey !== void 0) {
           minX = Math.min(minX, sx, ex);
           maxX = Math.max(maxX, sx, ex);
@@ -31600,7 +31600,7 @@ function houseSpanUnits(hc) {
   }
   if (best > 0) return best;
   const s = o?.site;
-  return Math.max(num3(s?.plot_length) ?? 0, num3(s?.plot_width) ?? 0);
+  return Math.max(num4(s?.plot_length) ?? 0, num4(s?.plot_width) ?? 0);
 }
 function computeTextScale(spanUnits) {
   if (!(spanUnits > 0)) return 1;
@@ -83764,8 +83764,8 @@ var require_three = __commonJS({
     function onSegment(p, q, r2) {
       return q.x <= Math.max(p.x, r2.x) && q.x >= Math.min(p.x, r2.x) && q.y <= Math.max(p.y, r2.y) && q.y >= Math.min(p.y, r2.y);
     }
-    function sign(num3) {
-      return num3 > 0 ? 1 : num3 < 0 ? -1 : 0;
+    function sign(num4) {
+      return num4 > 0 ? 1 : num4 < 0 ? -1 : 0;
     }
     function intersectsPolygon(a, b) {
       let p = a;
@@ -149717,7 +149717,7 @@ var require_ColladaExporter = __commonJS({
         const IS_END_TAG = /^<\//;
         const IS_SELF_CLOSING = /(\?>$)|(\/>$)/;
         const HAS_TEXT = /<[^>]+>[^<]*<\/[^<]+>/;
-        const pad = (ch, num3) => num3 > 0 ? ch + pad(ch, num3 - 1) : "";
+        const pad = (ch, num4) => num4 > 0 ? ch + pad(ch, num4 - 1) : "";
         let tagnum = 0;
         return (_b = (_a3 = urdf.match(/(<[^>]+>[^<]+<\/[^<]+>)|(<[^>]+>)/g)) == null ? void 0 : _a3.map((tag) => {
           if (!HAS_TEXT.test(tag) && !IS_SELF_CLOSING.test(tag) && IS_END_TAG.test(tag)) {
@@ -160756,10 +160756,10 @@ var require_MMDExporter = __commonJS({
           console.warn("THREE.MMDExporter: parseVpd() requires SkinnedMesh instance.");
           return null;
         }
-        function toStringsFromNumber(num3) {
-          if (Math.abs(num3) < 1e-6)
-            num3 = 0;
-          let a = num3.toString();
+        function toStringsFromNumber(num4) {
+          if (Math.abs(num4) < 1e-6)
+            num4 = 0;
+          let a = num4.toString();
           if (a.indexOf(".") === -1) {
             a += ".";
           }
@@ -202252,8 +202252,8 @@ var require_FBXLoader = __commonJS({
         return result;
       }
       for (let i2 = 0; i2 < CORRECT.length; ++i2) {
-        const num3 = read(1);
-        if (num3 === CORRECT[i2]) {
+        const num4 = read(1);
+        if (num4 === CORRECT[i2]) {
           return false;
         }
       }
@@ -219131,8 +219131,8 @@ var require_KTX2Loader = __commonJS({
           this.transcoderPath = path;
           return this;
         }
-        setWorkerLimit(num3) {
-          this.workerPool.setWorkerLimit(num3);
+        setWorkerLimit(num4) {
+          this.workerPool.setWorkerLimit(num4);
           return this;
         }
         detectSupport(renderer) {
@@ -225396,8 +225396,8 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
             this.renderableComponents.splice(this.renderableComponents.indexOf(component), 1);
           }
         },
-        prepareRenderableFrame: function(num3) {
-          this.checkLayerLimits(num3);
+        prepareRenderableFrame: function(num4) {
+          this.checkLayerLimits(num4);
         },
         checkTransparency: function() {
           if (this.finalTransform.mProp.o.v <= 0) {
@@ -225418,8 +225418,8 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
          * current frame number in Layer's time
          *
          */
-        checkLayerLimits: function(num3) {
-          if (this.data.ip - this.data.st <= num3 && this.data.op - this.data.st > num3) {
+        checkLayerLimits: function(num4) {
+          if (this.data.ip - this.data.st <= num4 && this.data.op - this.data.st > num4) {
             if (this.isInRange !== true) {
               this.globalData._mdf = true;
               this._mdf = true;
@@ -226772,7 +226772,7 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
          * if layers is currently in range
          *
          */
-        prepareProperties: function(num3, isVisible) {
+        prepareProperties: function(num4, isVisible) {
           var i2;
           var len = this.dynamicProperties.length;
           for (i2 = 0; i2 < len; i2 += 1) {
@@ -226885,14 +226885,14 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
         this.tm = data.tm ? PropertyFactory.getProp(this, data.tm, 0, globalData.frameRate, this) : { _placeholder: true };
         this.lv = PropertyFactory.getProp(this, data.au && data.au.lv ? data.au.lv : { k: [100] }, 1, 0.01, this);
       }
-      AudioElement.prototype.prepareFrame = function(num3) {
-        this.prepareRenderableFrame(num3, true);
-        this.prepareProperties(num3, true);
+      AudioElement.prototype.prepareFrame = function(num4) {
+        this.prepareRenderableFrame(num4, true);
+        this.prepareProperties(num4, true);
         if (!this.tm._placeholder) {
           var timeRemapped = this.tm.v;
           this._currentTime = timeRemapped;
         } else {
-          this._currentTime = num3 / this.data.sr;
+          this._currentTime = num4 / this.data.sr;
         }
         this._volume = this.lv.v[0];
         var totalVolume = this._volume * this._volumeMultiplier;
@@ -226946,7 +226946,7 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
       };
       function BaseRenderer() {
       }
-      BaseRenderer.prototype.checkLayers = function(num3) {
+      BaseRenderer.prototype.checkLayers = function(num4) {
         var i2;
         var len = this.layers.length;
         var data;
@@ -226954,7 +226954,7 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
         for (i2 = len - 1; i2 >= 0; i2 -= 1) {
           if (!this.elements[i2]) {
             data = this.layers[i2];
-            if (data.ip - data.st <= num3 - this.layers[i2].st && data.op - data.st > num3 - this.layers[i2].st) {
+            if (data.ip - data.st <= num4 - this.layers[i2].st && data.op - data.st > num4 - this.layers[i2].st) {
               this.buildItem(i2);
             }
           }
@@ -227702,10 +227702,10 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
           },
           renderInnerContent: function() {
           },
-          prepareFrame: function(num3) {
+          prepareFrame: function(num4) {
             this._mdf = false;
-            this.prepareRenderableFrame(num3);
-            this.prepareProperties(num3, this.isInRange);
+            this.prepareRenderableFrame(num4);
+            this.prepareProperties(num4, this.isInRange);
             this.checkTransparency();
           },
           destroy: function() {
@@ -227810,9 +227810,9 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
           }
           elements.push(new ProcessedElement(elem, pos));
         },
-        prepareFrame: function(num3) {
-          this.prepareRenderableFrame(num3);
-          this.prepareProperties(num3, this.isInRange);
+        prepareFrame: function(num4) {
+          this.prepareRenderableFrame(num4);
+          this.prepareProperties(num4, this.isInRange);
         }
       };
       const lineCapEnum = {
@@ -229978,10 +229978,10 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
         this.hide();
         this.textAnimator.searchProperties(this.dynamicProperties);
       };
-      ITextElement.prototype.prepareFrame = function(num3) {
+      ITextElement.prototype.prepareFrame = function(num4) {
         this._mdf = false;
-        this.prepareRenderableFrame(num3);
-        this.prepareProperties(num3, this.isInRange);
+        this.prepareRenderableFrame(num4);
+        this.prepareProperties(num4, this.isInRange);
         if (this.textProperty._mdf || this.textProperty._isFirstFrame) {
           this.buildNewText();
           this.textProperty._isFirstFrame = false;
@@ -230339,8 +230339,8 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
         this.initTransform(data, globalData, comp);
         this.initHierarchy();
       }
-      NullElement.prototype.prepareFrame = function(num3) {
-        this.prepareProperties(num3, true);
+      NullElement.prototype.prepareFrame = function(num4) {
+        this.prepareProperties(num4, true);
       };
       NullElement.prototype.renderFrame = function() {
       };
@@ -230482,27 +230482,27 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
           }
         }
       };
-      SVGRendererBase.prototype.renderFrame = function(num3) {
-        if (this.renderedFrame === num3 || this.destroyed) {
+      SVGRendererBase.prototype.renderFrame = function(num4) {
+        if (this.renderedFrame === num4 || this.destroyed) {
           return;
         }
-        if (num3 === null) {
-          num3 = this.renderedFrame;
+        if (num4 === null) {
+          num4 = this.renderedFrame;
         } else {
-          this.renderedFrame = num3;
+          this.renderedFrame = num4;
         }
-        this.globalData.frameNum = num3;
+        this.globalData.frameNum = num4;
         this.globalData.frameId += 1;
-        this.globalData.projectInterface.currentFrame = num3;
+        this.globalData.projectInterface.currentFrame = num4;
         this.globalData._mdf = false;
         var i2;
         var len = this.layers.length;
         if (!this.completeLayers) {
-          this.checkLayers(num3);
+          this.checkLayers(num4);
         }
         for (i2 = len - 1; i2 >= 0; i2 -= 1) {
           if (this.completeLayers || this.elements[i2]) {
-            this.elements[i2].prepareFrame(num3 - this.layers[i2].st);
+            this.elements[i2].prepareFrame(num4 - this.layers[i2].st);
           }
         }
         if (this.globalData._mdf) {
@@ -230555,10 +230555,10 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
         }
         this.hide();
       };
-      ICompElement.prototype.prepareFrame = function(num3) {
+      ICompElement.prototype.prepareFrame = function(num4) {
         this._mdf = false;
-        this.prepareRenderableFrame(num3);
-        this.prepareProperties(num3, this.isInRange);
+        this.prepareRenderableFrame(num4);
+        this.prepareProperties(num4, this.isInRange);
         if (!this.isInRange && !this.data.xt) {
           return;
         }
@@ -230569,7 +230569,7 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
           }
           this.renderedFrame = timeRemapped;
         } else {
-          this.renderedFrame = num3 / this.data.sr;
+          this.renderedFrame = num4 / this.data.sr;
         }
         var i2;
         var len = this.elements.length;
@@ -231990,23 +231990,23 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
         this.animationItem.container = null;
         this.destroyed = true;
       };
-      CanvasRendererBase.prototype.renderFrame = function(num3, forceRender) {
-        if (this.renderedFrame === num3 && this.renderConfig.clearCanvas === true && !forceRender || this.destroyed || num3 === -1) {
+      CanvasRendererBase.prototype.renderFrame = function(num4, forceRender) {
+        if (this.renderedFrame === num4 && this.renderConfig.clearCanvas === true && !forceRender || this.destroyed || num4 === -1) {
           return;
         }
-        this.renderedFrame = num3;
-        this.globalData.frameNum = num3 - this.animationItem._isFirstFrame;
+        this.renderedFrame = num4;
+        this.globalData.frameNum = num4 - this.animationItem._isFirstFrame;
         this.globalData.frameId += 1;
         this.globalData._mdf = !this.renderConfig.clearCanvas || forceRender;
-        this.globalData.projectInterface.currentFrame = num3;
+        this.globalData.projectInterface.currentFrame = num4;
         var i2;
         var len = this.layers.length;
         if (!this.completeLayers) {
-          this.checkLayers(num3);
+          this.checkLayers(num4);
         }
         for (i2 = 0; i2 < len; i2 += 1) {
           if (this.completeLayers || this.elements[i2]) {
-            this.elements[i2].prepareFrame(num3 - this.layers[i2].st);
+            this.elements[i2].prepareFrame(num4 - this.layers[i2].st);
           }
         }
         if (this.globalData._mdf) {
@@ -232459,13 +232459,13 @@ var require_lottie = __commonJS({
         var $bm_mul = mul;
         var $bm_div = div;
         var $bm_mod = mod;
-        function clamp3(num3, min2, max) {
+        function clamp3(num4, min2, max) {
           if (min2 > max) {
             var mm = max;
             max = min2;
             min2 = mm;
           }
-          return Math2.min(Math2.max(num3, min2), max);
+          return Math2.min(Math2.max(num4, min2), max);
         }
         function radiansToDegrees(val) {
           return val / degToRads;
@@ -233334,12 +233334,12 @@ var require_opentype = __commonJS({
         }
       }
       var offs = new Uint16Array(16);
-      function tinf_build_tree(t, lengths2, off, num3) {
+      function tinf_build_tree(t, lengths2, off, num4) {
         var i2, sum;
         for (i2 = 0; i2 < 16; ++i2) {
           t.table[i2] = 0;
         }
-        for (i2 = 0; i2 < num3; ++i2) {
+        for (i2 = 0; i2 < num4; ++i2) {
           t.table[lengths2[off + i2]]++;
         }
         t.table[0] = 0;
@@ -233347,7 +233347,7 @@ var require_opentype = __commonJS({
           offs[i2] = sum;
           sum += t.table[i2];
         }
-        for (i2 = 0; i2 < num3; ++i2) {
+        for (i2 = 0; i2 < num4; ++i2) {
           if (lengths2[off + i2]) {
             t.trans[offs[lengths2[off + i2]]++] = i2;
           }
@@ -233362,17 +233362,17 @@ var require_opentype = __commonJS({
         d.tag >>>= 1;
         return bit;
       }
-      function tinf_read_bits(d, num3, base) {
-        if (!num3) {
+      function tinf_read_bits(d, num4, base) {
+        if (!num4) {
           return base;
         }
         while (d.bitcount < 24) {
           d.tag |= d.source[d.sourceIndex++] << d.bitcount;
           d.bitcount += 8;
         }
-        var val = d.tag & 65535 >>> 16 - num3;
-        d.tag >>>= num3;
-        d.bitcount -= num3;
+        var val = d.tag & 65535 >>> 16 - num4;
+        d.tag >>>= num4;
+        d.bitcount -= num4;
         return val + base;
       }
       function tinf_decode_symbol(d, t) {
@@ -233395,7 +233395,7 @@ var require_opentype = __commonJS({
       }
       function tinf_decode_trees(d, lt, dt) {
         var hlit, hdist, hclen;
-        var i2, num3, length;
+        var i2, num4, length;
         hlit = tinf_read_bits(d, 5, 257);
         hdist = tinf_read_bits(d, 5, 1);
         hclen = tinf_read_bits(d, 4, 4);
@@ -233407,27 +233407,27 @@ var require_opentype = __commonJS({
           lengths[clcidx[i2]] = clen;
         }
         tinf_build_tree(code_tree, lengths, 0, 19);
-        for (num3 = 0; num3 < hlit + hdist; ) {
+        for (num4 = 0; num4 < hlit + hdist; ) {
           var sym = tinf_decode_symbol(d, code_tree);
           switch (sym) {
             case 16:
-              var prev = lengths[num3 - 1];
+              var prev = lengths[num4 - 1];
               for (length = tinf_read_bits(d, 2, 3); length; --length) {
-                lengths[num3++] = prev;
+                lengths[num4++] = prev;
               }
               break;
             case 17:
               for (length = tinf_read_bits(d, 3, 3); length; --length) {
-                lengths[num3++] = 0;
+                lengths[num4++] = 0;
               }
               break;
             case 18:
               for (length = tinf_read_bits(d, 7, 11); length; --length) {
-                lengths[num3++] = 0;
+                lengths[num4++] = 0;
               }
               break;
             default:
-              lengths[num3++] = sym;
+              lengths[num4++] = sym;
               break;
           }
         }
@@ -262207,8 +262207,8 @@ var require_IFFParser = __commonJS({
         }
       }
     };
-    function isEven(num3) {
-      return num3 % 2;
+    function isEven(num4) {
+      return num4 % 2;
     }
     function stringOffset(string6) {
       return string6.length + 1 + (isEven(string6.length + 1) ? 1 : 0);
@@ -262685,8 +262685,8 @@ var require_LWOLoader = __commonJS({
         return texture;
       }
       // 0 = Reset, 1 = Repeat, 2 = Mirror, 3 = Edge
-      getWrappingType(num3) {
-        switch (num3) {
+      getWrappingType(num4) {
+        switch (num4) {
           case 0:
             console.warn('LWOLoader: "Reset" texture wrapping type is not supported in three.js');
             return THREE.ClampToEdgeWrapping;
@@ -262837,7 +262837,7 @@ var require_LWOLoader = __commonJS({
         geometry.setAttribute("uv", new THREE.Float32BufferAttribute(remappedUVs, 2));
       }
       parseMorphTargets(geometry, layer) {
-        let num3 = 0;
+        let num4 = 0;
         for (const name in layer.morphTargets) {
           const remappedPoints = geometry.attributes.position.array.slice();
           if (!geometry.morphAttributes.position)
@@ -262856,9 +262856,9 @@ var require_LWOLoader = __commonJS({
               remappedPoints[i2 * 3 + 2] = morphPoints[j * 3 + 2];
             }
           });
-          geometry.morphAttributes.position[num3] = new THREE.Float32BufferAttribute(remappedPoints, 3);
-          geometry.morphAttributes.position[num3].name = name;
-          num3++;
+          geometry.morphAttributes.position[num4] = new THREE.Float32BufferAttribute(remappedPoints, 3);
+          geometry.morphAttributes.position[num4].name = name;
+          num4++;
         }
         geometry.morphTargetsRelative = false;
       }
@@ -310866,8 +310866,8 @@ var require_hls = __commonJS({
         function toHex(x) {
           return ("0" + x.toString(16).toUpperCase()).slice(-2);
         }
-        function addLeadingZero(num3) {
-          return (num3 < 10 ? "0" : "") + num3;
+        function addLeadingZero(num4) {
+          return (num4 < 10 ? "0" : "") + num4;
         }
         function patchEncyptionData(initSegment, decryptdata) {
           if (!initSegment || !decryptdata) {
@@ -311680,13 +311680,13 @@ var require_hls = __commonJS({
         }
         function codecsSetSelectionPreferenceValue(codecSet) {
           var limitedHevcSupport = userAgentHevcSupportIsInaccurate();
-          return codecSet.split(",").reduce(function(num3, fourCC) {
+          return codecSet.split(",").reduce(function(num4, fourCC) {
             var lowerPriority = limitedHevcSupport && isHEVC(fourCC);
             var preferenceValue = lowerPriority ? 9 : sampleEntryCodesISO.video[fourCC];
             if (preferenceValue) {
-              return (preferenceValue * 2 + num3) / (num3 ? 3 : 2);
+              return (preferenceValue * 2 + num4) / (num4 ? 3 : 2);
             }
-            return (sampleEntryCodesISO.audio[fourCC] + num3) / (num3 ? 2 : 1);
+            return (sampleEntryCodesISO.audio[fourCC] + num4) / (num4 ? 2 : 1);
           }, 0);
         }
         var CODEC_COMPATIBLE_NAMES = {};
@@ -404296,7 +404296,7 @@ var DefaultHydrator = class {
   hydrateReference(reference, node, name, context) {
     return this.linker.buildReference(node, name, context.cstNodes.get(reference.$refNode), reference.$refText);
   }
-  hydrateCstNode(cstNode, context, num3 = 0) {
+  hydrateCstNode(cstNode, context, num4 = 0) {
     const cstNodeObj = context.cstNodes.get(cstNode);
     if (typeof cstNode.grammarSource === "number") {
       cstNodeObj.grammarSource = this.getGrammarElement(cstNode.grammarSource);
@@ -404304,7 +404304,7 @@ var DefaultHydrator = class {
     cstNodeObj.astNode = context.astNodes.get(cstNode.astNode);
     if (isCompositeCstNode(cstNodeObj)) {
       for (const child of cstNode.content) {
-        const hydrated = this.hydrateCstNode(child, context, num3++);
+        const hydrated = this.hydrateCstNode(child, context, num4++);
         cstNodeObj.content.push(hydrated);
       }
     }
@@ -416937,6 +416937,41 @@ function moduleExports3(text) {
 
 // src/pipeline.ts
 init_resolve();
+
+// ../editor/src/param/refsView.ts
+init_resolve();
+var isFormula2 = (v) => typeof v === "string" && v.trimStart().startsWith("=");
+var num = (v) => typeof v === "number" && Number.isFinite(v) ? v : null;
+function buildRefsView(config3) {
+  const scope = scopeForConfig(config3);
+  const c = config3;
+  const variables = Object.entries(c?.variables ?? {}).map(([name, val]) => ({
+    name,
+    value: num(scope[name]),
+    formula: isFormula2(val) ? val : void 0
+  }));
+  const points = Object.keys(c?.points ?? {}).map((name) => ({
+    name,
+    x: num(scope[`${name}.x`]),
+    y: num(scope[`${name}.y`])
+  }));
+  const grids = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
+  for (const [key, val] of Object.entries(scope)) {
+    const m = key.match(/^(\w+)\.([xy])(.+)$/);
+    if (!m) continue;
+    const [, id, axis, line] = m;
+    if (!grids.has(id)) grids.set(id, { xLines: [], yLines: [] });
+    const g = grids.get(id);
+    (axis === "x" ? g.xLines : g.yLines).push({ name: line, value: num(val) });
+  }
+  return {
+    variables,
+    points,
+    grids: [...grids].map(([id, g]) => ({ id, ...g }))
+  };
+}
+
+// src/pipeline.ts
 init_houseConfig();
 init_promote();
 
@@ -418771,7 +418806,7 @@ function deriveOne(cfg, wallTopZ, framing, wallThickness) {
 init_config();
 
 // ../editor/src/estimate/wallArea.ts
-var num = (v, d = 0) => typeof v === "number" && isFinite(v) ? v : d;
+var num2 = (v, d = 0) => typeof v === "number" && isFinite(v) ? v : d;
 function inAnyRoom(rects, px, py, eps = 1) {
   for (const r2 of rects) {
     if (px > r2.x + eps && px < r2.x + r2.w - eps && py > r2.y + eps && py < r2.y + r2.l - eps) return true;
@@ -418790,7 +418825,7 @@ function buildRoomRects(config3) {
   for (let fi = 0; fi < floors.length; fi++) {
     for (const o of floors[fi].objects ?? []) {
       if (o.type !== "room" || o.enabled === false) continue;
-      out.push({ x: num(o.x), y: num(o.y), w: num(o.width), l: num(o.length), floor: fi });
+      out.push({ x: num2(o.x), y: num2(o.y), w: num2(o.width), l: num2(o.length), floor: fi });
     }
   }
   return out;
@@ -418814,7 +418849,7 @@ function roomSideOpenToWeather(rects, rx, ry, rw, rl, side2, wallT) {
 // ../editor/src/lint/structural.ts
 init_expand();
 var ALL_SIDES = ["north", "south", "east", "west"];
-function num2(v) {
+function num3(v) {
   return typeof v === "number" ? v : Number(v) || 0;
 }
 function cap(s) {
@@ -418822,7 +418857,7 @@ function cap(s) {
 }
 function floorLabel(fl) {
   const nm = typeof fl.name === "string" && fl.name ? ` "${fl.name}"` : "";
-  return `floor ${num2(fl.floor_number)}${nm}`;
+  return `floor ${num3(fl.floor_number)}${nm}`;
 }
 function objLabel(o) {
   if (typeof o.name === "string" && o.name) return `"${o.name}"`;
@@ -418851,10 +418886,10 @@ function collectWallSegments(floors) {
       if (o.type === "room") {
         const declared = declaredSides(o.walls);
         const sides = declared === "all" ? ALL_SIDES : [...declared];
-        const x = num2(o.x), y = num2(o.y), w = num2(o.width), l = num2(o.length);
+        const x = num3(o.x), y = num3(o.y), w = num3(o.width), l = num3(o.length);
         for (const s of sides) segs.push(sideSegment(x, y, w, l, s));
       } else if (o.type === "wall") {
-        const sx = num2(o.start_x), sy = num2(o.start_y), ex = num2(o.end_x), ey = num2(o.end_y);
+        const sx = num3(o.start_x), sy = num3(o.start_y), ex = num3(o.end_x), ey = num3(o.end_y);
         if (Math.abs(sy - ey) < 1) segs.push({ horiz: true, at: sy, lo: Math.min(sx, ex), hi: Math.max(sx, ex) });
         else if (Math.abs(sx - ex) < 1) segs.push({ horiz: false, at: sx, lo: Math.min(sy, ey), hi: Math.max(sy, ey) });
       }
@@ -418881,12 +418916,12 @@ function collectOpeningSegs(objs) {
     if (o.type === "room") {
       const walls = o.walls;
       if (!walls || typeof walls !== "object" || Array.isArray(walls)) continue;
-      const rx = num2(o.x), ry = num2(o.y), rw = num2(o.width), rl = num2(o.length);
+      const rx = num3(o.x), ry = num3(o.y), rw = num3(o.width), rl = num3(o.length);
       for (const side2 of ALL_SIDES) {
         const ops = walls[side2]?.openings;
         if (!Array.isArray(ops)) continue;
         for (const op of ops) {
-          const off = num2(op.offset), w = num2(op.width);
+          const off = num3(op.offset), w = num3(op.width);
           const owner = `room ${objLabel(o)} ${side2}`;
           const label = openLabel(op);
           if (side2 === "north") out.push({ horiz: true, at: ry, lo: rx + off, hi: rx + off + w, owner, label });
@@ -418898,12 +418933,12 @@ function collectOpeningSegs(objs) {
     } else if (o.type === "wall") {
       const ops = o.openings;
       if (!Array.isArray(ops)) continue;
-      const sx = num2(o.start_x), sy = num2(o.start_y), ex = num2(o.end_x), ey = num2(o.end_y);
+      const sx = num3(o.start_x), sy = num3(o.start_y), ex = num3(o.end_x), ey = num3(o.end_y);
       const horiz = Math.abs(sy - ey) < 1, vert = Math.abs(sx - ex) < 1;
       if (!horiz && !vert) continue;
       const start = horiz ? Math.min(sx, ex) : Math.min(sy, ey);
       for (const op of ops) {
-        const off = num2(op.offset), w = num2(op.width);
+        const off = num3(op.offset), w = num3(op.width);
         out.push({ horiz, at: horiz ? sy : sx, lo: start + off, hi: start + off + w, owner: `wall ${objLabel(o)}`, label: openLabel(op) });
       }
     }
@@ -418926,24 +418961,24 @@ function itemMetersToUnits(m, units) {
 function itemBox(it, units) {
   const asset2 = it.asset;
   if (!asset2?.dimensions) return null;
-  const scale = it.scale != null ? num2(it.scale) : 1;
+  const scale = it.scale != null ? num3(it.scale) : 1;
   const fw = itemMetersToUnits(asset2.dimensions[0], units) * scale;
   const fd = itemMetersToUnits(asset2.dimensions[2], units) * scale;
-  const th = num2(it.rotation) * Math.PI / 180;
+  const th = num3(it.rotation) * Math.PI / 180;
   const c = Math.abs(Math.cos(th)), s = Math.abs(Math.sin(th));
   const hx = fw / 2 * c + fd / 2 * s;
   const hy = fw / 2 * s + fd / 2 * c;
-  const cx = num2(it.x), cy = num2(it.y);
+  const cx = num3(it.x), cy = num3(it.y);
   return { x0: cx - hx, y0: cy - hy, x1: cx + hx, y1: cy + hy };
 }
 function lintStructure(config3) {
   const cfg = config3;
   const floors = cfg.floors ?? [];
   const defaults = cfg.defaults ?? {};
-  const wallTDefault = num2(defaults.wall_thickness ?? DEFAULT_GLOBAL_CONFIG.wall_thickness);
-  const slabDefault = defaults.slab_thickness != null ? num2(defaults.slab_thickness) : DEFAULT_GLOBAL_CONFIG.floor_slab_thickness;
-  const floorHeightDefault = defaults.floor_height != null ? num2(defaults.floor_height) : DEFAULT_GLOBAL_CONFIG.floor_height;
-  const wallHeightDefault = defaults.wall_height != null ? num2(defaults.wall_height) : DEFAULT_GLOBAL_CONFIG.wall_height;
+  const wallTDefault = num3(defaults.wall_thickness ?? DEFAULT_GLOBAL_CONFIG.wall_thickness);
+  const slabDefault = defaults.slab_thickness != null ? num3(defaults.slab_thickness) : DEFAULT_GLOBAL_CONFIG.floor_slab_thickness;
+  const floorHeightDefault = defaults.floor_height != null ? num3(defaults.floor_height) : DEFAULT_GLOBAL_CONFIG.floor_height;
+  const wallHeightDefault = defaults.wall_height != null ? num3(defaults.wall_height) : DEFAULT_GLOBAL_CONFIG.wall_height;
   const findings = [];
   const rects = buildRoomRects(config3);
   const wallSegs = collectWallSegments(floors);
@@ -418958,9 +418993,9 @@ function lintStructure(config3) {
   for (let fi = 0; fi < floors.length; fi++) {
     const fl = floors[fi];
     const objs = activeObjects2(fl);
-    const fnum = num2(fl.floor_number);
+    const fnum = num3(fl.floor_number);
     const floorBaseZ = baseZ;
-    baseZ += fl.height != null ? num2(fl.height) : floorHeightDefault;
+    baseZ += fl.height != null ? num3(fl.height) : floorHeightDefault;
     const plinths = objs.filter((o) => o.type === "plinth");
     if (plinths.length) {
       const fh = fl.height;
@@ -418975,14 +419010,14 @@ function lintStructure(config3) {
       for (const p of plinths) {
         const ph = p.height;
         if (ph == null) continue;
-        if (fh != null && Math.abs(num2(fh) - num2(ph)) > 1e-3) {
-          const diff = num2(fh) - num2(ph);
+        if (fh != null && Math.abs(num3(fh) - num3(ph)) > 1e-3) {
+          const diff = num3(fh) - num3(ph);
           findings.push({
             rule: "C1",
             level: "error",
             floor: fnum,
             where: objLabel(p),
-            message: `${cap(floorLabel(fl))}: floor \`height\` (${num2(fh)}) \u2260 plinth ${objLabel(p)} height (${num2(ph)}). The floor above ${diff > 0 ? "floats" : "sinks into the plinth by"} ${Math.abs(diff)} units. Make the floor height and the plinth height equal.`
+            message: `${cap(floorLabel(fl))}: floor \`height\` (${num3(fh)}) \u2260 plinth ${objLabel(p)} height (${num3(ph)}). The floor above ${diff > 0 ? "floats" : "sinks into the plinth by"} ${Math.abs(diff)} units. Make the floor height and the plinth height equal.`
           });
         }
       }
@@ -418991,7 +419026,7 @@ function lintStructure(config3) {
     const deckObjs = objs.filter((o) => o.type === "room" || o.type === "wall");
     if (!hasSlab && deckObjs.length) {
       const explicit = fl.slab_thickness;
-      const eff = explicit != null ? num2(explicit) : slabDefault;
+      const eff = explicit != null ? num3(explicit) : slabDefault;
       if (eff !== 0) {
         findings.push({
           rule: "C3",
@@ -419003,9 +419038,9 @@ function lintStructure(config3) {
     }
     const hasFloorAbove = fi < floors.length - 1;
     if (deckObjs.length && hasFloorAbove && !plinths.length) {
-      const h = fl.height != null ? num2(fl.height) : floorHeightDefault;
-      const wh = fl.wall_height != null ? num2(fl.wall_height) : wallHeightDefault;
-      const st = fl.slab_thickness != null ? num2(fl.slab_thickness) : slabDefault;
+      const h = fl.height != null ? num3(fl.height) : floorHeightDefault;
+      const wh = fl.wall_height != null ? num3(fl.wall_height) : wallHeightDefault;
+      const st = fl.slab_thickness != null ? num3(fl.slab_thickness) : slabDefault;
       const gap = h - (wh + st);
       if (Math.abs(gap) > 1e-3) {
         findings.push({
@@ -419018,13 +419053,13 @@ function lintStructure(config3) {
     }
     for (const o of objs) {
       if (o.type !== "staircase") continue;
-      const riser = num2(o.step_rise);
+      const riser = num3(o.step_rise);
       if (riser <= 0) continue;
-      const belowH = fi > 0 && floors[fi - 1].height != null ? num2(floors[fi - 1].height) : floorHeightDefault;
-      const riseHeight = o.rise_height != null && num2(o.rise_height) > 0 ? num2(o.rise_height) : belowH;
+      const belowH = fi > 0 && floors[fi - 1].height != null ? num3(floors[fi - 1].height) : floorHeightDefault;
+      const riseHeight = o.rise_height != null && num3(o.rise_height) > 0 ? num3(o.rise_height) : belowH;
       const totalRise = Math.max(1, Math.round(riseHeight / riser)) * riser;
-      const slabT = fl.slab_thickness != null ? num2(fl.slab_thickness) : slabDefault;
-      const topZ = o.z_offset != null ? num2(o.z_offset) : slabT;
+      const slabT = fl.slab_thickness != null ? num3(fl.slab_thickness) : slabDefault;
+      const topZ = o.z_offset != null ? num3(o.z_offset) : slabT;
       const bottomZ = floorBaseZ + (topZ - totalRise);
       if (bottomZ < -1) {
         findings.push({
@@ -419042,8 +419077,8 @@ function lintStructure(config3) {
       if (declared === "all") continue;
       const missing = ALL_SIDES.filter((s) => !declared.has(s));
       if (!missing.length) continue;
-      const wallT = num2(o.wall_thickness ?? o.thickness ?? wallTDefault);
-      const rx = num2(o.x), ry = num2(o.y), rw = num2(o.width), rl = num2(o.length);
+      const wallT = num3(o.wall_thickness ?? o.thickness ?? wallTDefault);
+      const rx = num3(o.x), ry = num3(o.y), rw = num3(o.width), rl = num3(o.length);
       for (const side2 of missing) {
         if (sideHasWall(wallSegs, sideSegment(rx, ry, rw, rl, side2))) continue;
         if (roomSideOpenToWeather(rects, rx, ry, rw, rl, side2, wallT)) {
@@ -422689,7 +422724,7 @@ house TwoRoom {
 var DOCS = {
   "guide": {
     "title": "How to author a Wadi house (the workflow)",
-    "body": '# Wadi architect \u2014 author `.wdl` house designs with a live 3D preview\n\nYou are the architect/editor. The user describes a house (in words, or with a\nsketch/photo); you write or update its **`.wdl`** file (the Wadi DSL), and the **Wadi\napp\'s DSL editor renders the model live** from that same file. The user watches and\nsteers with follow-up messages \u2014 and can edit the `.wdl` alongside you.\n\nYou author in the **Wadi DSL** (`.wdl`), not raw JSON. It\'s more direct (formulas,\ngrids, and the configurator are one-liners), the grammar enforces structure, and the\ncompiler reports parse errors with `line:col`. The DSL is **complete** \u2014 every object\ntype has first-class syntax \u2014 so it can express any house the model can hold.\n**`reference/dsl.md` is your syntax reference; read it first.**\n\n**The `.wdl` IS the design \u2014 do not produce a `.wadi`.** The Wadi app\'s DSL previewer\ncompiles + renders the `.wdl` live (in-app), so a single `.wdl` file on disk is the\n**shared source you and the human co-edit**. You never convert it to JSON; you just\nauthor the `.wdl` and verify it with `check.sh`.\n\nThis skill is **agent-neutral** \u2014 it is plain instructions + reference docs + scripts,\nusable by any coding agent (Claude Code, Google Antigravity, \u2026). Agent-specific\nentrypoints live outside this folder (e.g. `.claude/skills/wadi-architect/` for Claude\nCode, `AGENTS.md` at the repo root); they just point here.\n\n## What you need to run this\n\n- **Read/write files** and **run shell + Node** (the only capabilities assumed).\n- The **Wadi repo checked out**, with deps installed once:\n  `npm --prefix editor install` and `npm --prefix wadi-dsl install` (the latter also\n  regenerates the DSL parser via its `prepare` hook). The `check` and `preview` scripts\n  reuse the app\'s own TypeScript, so they flag exactly what the app would.\n- For the *live* render: the **Wadi app\'s DSL editor** open on the `.wdl` you edit \u2014\n  desktop **\u2318\u21E7D \u2192 Open**, or the browser playground at `wadi.house/dsl`. It compiles +\n  renders the `.wdl` live. Without it you can still author + `check` + render preview\n  images yourself.\n\n## The live loop (read this first, every session)\n\nThe **`.wdl` file is the single shared source.** You edit it; the Wadi app\'s DSL editor\n\u2014 open on that same file \u2014 compiles and re-renders it live; the human can edit it too (in\nthe DSL editor, in their own editor, or by asking you). **You never produce or touch a\n`.wadi`** \u2014 the app does the `.wdl` \u2192 render conversion.\n\n**Starting a NEW model:**\n1. Write a starter `house.wdl` (copy the shape from `../../wadi-dsl/examples/` \u2014 start\n   from `minimal.wdl`, or `coastal.wdl` for a full cottage) at a path the user wants,\n   e.g. `~/Documents/<name>.wdl`.\n2. Tell the user to open it in the **Wadi DSL editor** (**\u2318\u21E7D \u2192 Open** in the desktop\n   app) so it renders live and watches the file.\n3. Build the house by editing `house.wdl`. Run `check.sh` after each change to confirm it\n   still compiles + validates; the editor re-renders as the file changes.\n\n**Editing an EXISTING model:** edit its `.wdl`. Because it\'s a **co-edited** file, **read\nit first** (the human may have changed it since your last edit) and make a **minimal\npatch** \u2014 change only the lines you need and preserve the rest verbatim, so your edit\nmerges cleanly with theirs.\n\n**Always:**\n- **Tell the user which `.wdl` you are editing**, and edit only that path.\n- **Run `check.sh` after every edit.** It runs the DSL compiler + validator against a\n  **throwaway temp** (it does NOT create a `.wadi`) purely for feedback \u2014 fix any\n  reported error before telling the user anything changed. A broken `.wdl` just makes the\n  editor show a diagnostic and keep the last good render; it never corrupts anything.\n\n## Two ways users work with you\n\n- **Brief \u2192 house.** They describe requirements ("3-bed L-shaped bungalow, ~1500 sq\n  ft, hip roof"). You *derive* the base config. Keep a running **design brief** as the\n  source of truth so later changes re-derive cleanly \u2014 see `prompts/design-brief.md`.\n  This is Wadi\'s "higher-level language": the brief is the intent, the config is the\n  derived artifact, you are the compiler.\n- **Drawings \u2192 house (recreate an existing design).** **Do NOT try to read dimensions\n  off an architect\'s drawing yourself \u2014 it\'s unreliable and produces the wrong house.**\n  Instead run a **guided dialog**: the USER reads their drawing and describes each\n  piece in plain terms (names, sizes in feet, where things sit), and YOU do all the\n  coordinate / scale / convention work, building **one room at a time** and rendering\n  after each so they confirm. Ask **spatially** ("how big? which corner? next to\n  what?"), never for coordinates. Never build the whole plan from one answer. Full\n  method in `prompts/sketch-to-config.md`.\n- **Iterate.** They react to the live model ("make Bedroom 2 bigger", "add a north\n  window"). Apply a **minimal patch** \u2014 see `prompts/update-existing.md`.\n\n## The data model & references (read lazily \u2014 don\'t dump them all up front)\n\n- **`reference/dsl.md`** \u2014 **your primary reference: the complete `.wdl` SYNTAX** \u2014\n  the skeleton, the parametric core (var/point/grid/configurator/formulas), the common\n  attribute tail (`enabled`/`z_offset`/`layer`/`material`), and the first-class syntax\n  for every object type (rooms/walls/openings, slab/beam/plinth/ground/pillar,\n  staircase/kitchen/item, roof, components, layers) plus the `raw` escape. Read this\n  first, then the semantics references below.\n- **`reference/data-model.md`** \u2014 the underlying **`.wadi` schema** the DSL compiles to:\n  every object type, field, type, requiredness, units, semantics. **Generated from the\n  Zod schema** (`editor/src/schema/houseConfig.ts`) so it can\'t drift \u2014 regenerate with\n  `scripts/gen-schema-doc.mjs` after any schema change. It\'s the field reference for the\n  `raw` escape and for understanding exactly what your `.wdl` produces.\n- **`reference/coordinate-system.md`** \u2014 the #1 source of mistakes. X\u2192right, **Y\u2192DOWN**\n  (Inkscape frame, not Y-up), Z\u2192up. Units: **10 project units = 1 ft** by default. Read\n  before placing anything.\n- **`reference/roof-v2-guide.md`** \u2014 the unified `roof` object (segments, hip vs gable,\n  joints, trusses, shed). Its fields are freeform in the schema (validated at\n  derivation), so this guide is the field reference for roofs. Read before touching a\n  roof.\n- **`reference/conventions.md`** \u2014 the **structural coding conventions** every house\n  must follow (plinth-floor height must match the plinth block, rooms must wall every\n  exterior side, a floor with no slab must set `slab_thickness 0`, \u2026). These are\n  *enforced* by `check.sh` \u2014 errors fail, warnings are advisory \u2014 and shown in the DSL\n  editor\'s status. Read it so you author sound houses the first time.\n- **`reference/parametric-conventions.md`** \u2014 how to build a **fully-parametric** model\n  (a reusable template that stays valid under any knob change): the **grid-first**\n  recipe \u2014 variables (knobs) \u2192 named grid lines (formulas of the house size) \u2192 rooms &\n  columns that reference those lines \u2014 plus `coord_convention:center`, proportional grid\n  lines with minimums, the `pilInset` flush-column rule, opening placement, and the\n  scale-sweep verification. Read before authoring or editing a parametric template.\n- **`../../wadi-dsl/examples/*.wdl`** \u2014 correct, validated `.wdl` houses to copy shapes\n  from (every one passes the compile \u2192 resolve \u2192 schema+geometry pipeline in the DSL\'s\n  test suite, so **copy from these, not from memory**): `minimal.wdl` (smallest house),\n  `two_room.wdl` (no grid), `two_story.wdl` (multi-floor + hip roof), `coastal.wdl`\n  (grid + configurator + full cottage), `complete.wdl` (every entity \u2014 beam, wall,\n  kitchen, item, component, gable roof, layers). `examples/coastal_konkan.wadi` in this\n  folder is a resolved `.wadi` for reference on the compiled output shape.\n\n## Check after every edit (get compiler feedback \u2014 no `.wadi` produced)\n\n`check.sh` runs the DSL end-to-end for **feedback only**: it parses the `.wdl` (reporting\nparse errors with `line:col`), resolves formulas/grids into numbers, and runs the real\nschema + roof/wall geometry validator (catches zero-length roof segments, missing slope,\nbad openings that the schema alone misses), and finally the **structural conventions**\nlinter (`reference/conventions.md`: floating floors, open exterior walls, no-slab floors)\n\u2014 all against a **throwaway temp** that is deleted. It never writes a `.wadi`; the app\'s\nDSL previewer does the real conversion.\n\nConvention **errors** (`\u2716 [C\u2026]`) fail the check \u2014 fix them. Convention **warnings**\n(`\u26A0 [C\u2026]`) are printed but don\'t fail; fix them, or keep them if the open side is a\ndeliberate verandah.\n\n```bash\nwadi-skill/architect/scripts/check.sh "<ABS>.wdl"\n```\n\nExit 0 = compiles + valid. Non-zero prints the exact `parse: \u2026` or `/path: message`\nerror \u2014 fix the `.wdl` and re-run before telling the user anything is ready.\n\n**If you have the `wadi_*` MCP tools** (from the `wadi-mcp` server) instead of a repo\ncheckout, use them \u2014 they\'re the same pipeline, no clone needed: `wadi_check(wdl)` for\nthis step, `wadi_preview(wdl)` for the images below, and `wadi_examples` / `wadi_reference`\nfor the examples and these docs.\n\n## See your work (don\'t author blind)\n\nYou can\'t see the app\'s live render, but you CAN render your `.wdl` to images and **read\nthem** to check your own edit \u2014 layout, sizes, openings, and roof are exactly where\nmistakes happen. `preview.sh` takes the `.wdl` directly (it compiles to a throwaway temp\njust for rendering \u2014 again, no persistent `.wadi`):\n\n```bash\nwadi-skill/architect/scripts/preview.sh "<ABS>.wdl"\n```\n\nIt writes (and prints paths to) `plans.png` (floor plans \u2014 room layout + sizes),\n`elevations.png` (front/back/left/right \u2014 heights + **roof profile**, the 2D view of the\nbuilt 3D model), and `roof.png` (roof top view), plus all SVGs under `.../2d/`. **Read\nthe PNGs** after a non-trivial edit and confirm what you built matches the request (rooms\nin the right place, not overlapping, correct sizes in feet, roof over the plinth). **If\nit doesn\'t match, fix the `.wdl` and re-render \u2014 repeat until it looks right, and only\nthen tell the user it\'s ready.** It reuses the app\'s own generators, so it matches the\napp\'s 2D tabs byte-for-byte. See `prompts/verify-visually.md`.\n\n## Top pitfalls (memorize)\n\n- **Y is DOWN.** A room "to the north" has a *smaller* Y. Never treat Y as up.\n- **Dimensions are project units, not feet.** `width: 120` is 12 ft. Multiply feet by\n  10 (the default; `units.per_unit` can change it).\n- **Set `"coord_convention": "center"`.** Then a room\'s `x,y,width,length` are wall\n  **CENTRELINES**, and **two rooms that share a wall just ABUT on the shared line** \u2014 room\n  A spans X `[0,150]`, room B `[150,300]`; the wall is centred on `150` and shared. No\n  overlap, no `wall_thickness` math (the system grows to the outer face at render). On a\n  grid, a room is simply `x:"= main.x1", width:"= main.x2 - main.x1"`. (Legacy files\n  without the flag use the OUTER convention where adjacent rooms must overlap by\n  `wall_thickness`.) See `coordinate-system.md` \u2192 "the centreline convention".\n- **The roof footprint must cover the plinth footprint.** Roof segment widths and\n  positions come from the walls they sit on, not arbitrary numbers.\n- **The roof lives on its OWN top floor** (`floor_number` ABOVE the floors it covers,\n  containing only the roof), and you **never set its Z** \u2014 the base height is computed\n  from the plinth height + the `height`s of the floors below it. To move the roof\n  up/down, change floor heights, not the roof. (See `reference/roof-v2-guide.md`.)\n- **Floors stack; `floor_number` is 0-based** (the plinth floor = 0). Heights are\n  independent per floor (`height`, `wall_height`, `slab_thickness` are unrelated\n  fields) \u2014 *except* where the **structural conventions** require a match: the\n  plinth-floor `height` must equal the plinth block height, and a floor with no slab\n  must set `slab_thickness 0`, or the floors above float. See `reference/conventions.md`.\n- **A partial `wall` list makes a room a whitelist.** A bare room (no `wall` lines) is\n  enclosed on all four sides; add one `wall` line and every side you don\'t list becomes a\n  hole. Wall every **exterior** side (convention C2). List plain sides compactly:\n  `wall east west`, then the opening sides separately.\n- **Minimal patches.** Preserve unchanged `.wdl` lines verbatim so the user (and diffs)\n  can see exactly what moved.\n- **Formulas are bare expressions in the DSL** \u2014 write `at (main.x1, main.yA)`, not\n  `"= main.x1"`; the compiler emits the `= \u2026` form. Quote only `name "\u2026"` strings;\n  `room`/`pillar`/`var`/grid-line names are bare identifiers.\n- **Errors are caught by `check.sh`.** A parse error (bad syntax) or a `.strict()` schema\n  error (unknown/misspelled key inside a `raw` block) fails `check.sh` with the exact\n  location \u2014 and the app\'s DSL editor shows the same squiggle live; nothing reaches the\n  model silently.\n'
+    "body": '# Wadi architect \u2014 author `.wdl` house designs with a live 3D preview\n\nYou are the architect/editor. The user describes a house (in words, or with a\nsketch/photo); you write or update its **`.wdl`** file (the Wadi DSL), and the **Wadi\napp\'s DSL editor renders the model live** from that same file. The user watches and\nsteers with follow-up messages \u2014 and can edit the `.wdl` alongside you.\n\nYou author in the **Wadi DSL** (`.wdl`), not raw JSON. It\'s more direct (formulas,\ngrids, and the configurator are one-liners), the grammar enforces structure, and the\ncompiler reports parse errors with `line:col`. The DSL is **complete** \u2014 every object\ntype has first-class syntax \u2014 so it can express any house the model can hold.\n**`reference/dsl.md` is your syntax reference; read it first.**\n\n**The `.wdl` IS the design \u2014 do not produce a `.wadi`.** The Wadi app\'s DSL previewer\ncompiles + renders the `.wdl` live (in-app), so a single `.wdl` file on disk is the\n**shared source you and the human co-edit**. You never convert it to JSON; you just\nauthor the `.wdl` and verify it with `check.sh`.\n\nThis skill is **agent-neutral** \u2014 it is plain instructions + reference docs + scripts,\nusable by any coding agent (Claude Code, Google Antigravity, \u2026). Agent-specific\nentrypoints live outside this folder (e.g. `.claude/skills/wadi-architect/` for Claude\nCode, `AGENTS.md` at the repo root); they just point here.\n\n## What you need to run this\n\n- **Read/write files** and **run shell + Node** (the only capabilities assumed).\n- The **Wadi repo checked out**, with deps installed once:\n  `npm --prefix editor install` and `npm --prefix wadi-dsl install` (the latter also\n  regenerates the DSL parser via its `prepare` hook). The `check` and `preview` scripts\n  reuse the app\'s own TypeScript, so they flag exactly what the app would.\n- For the *live* render: the **Wadi app\'s DSL editor** open on the `.wdl` you edit \u2014\n  desktop **\u2318\u21E7D \u2192 Open**, or the browser playground at `wadi.house/dsl`. It compiles +\n  renders the `.wdl` live. Without it you can still author + `check` + render preview\n  images yourself.\n\n## The live loop (read this first, every session)\n\nThe **`.wdl` file is the single shared source.** You edit it; the Wadi app\'s DSL editor\n\u2014 open on that same file \u2014 compiles and re-renders it live; the human can edit it too (in\nthe DSL editor, in their own editor, or by asking you). **You never produce or touch a\n`.wadi`** \u2014 the app does the `.wdl` \u2192 render conversion.\n\n**Starting a NEW model:**\n1. Write a starter `house.wdl` (copy the shape from `../../wadi-dsl/examples/` \u2014 start\n   from `minimal.wdl`, or `coastal.wdl` for a full cottage) at a path the user wants,\n   e.g. `~/Documents/<name>.wdl`.\n2. Tell the user to open it in the **Wadi DSL editor** (**\u2318\u21E7D \u2192 Open** in the desktop\n   app) so it renders live and watches the file.\n3. Build the house by editing `house.wdl`. Run `check.sh` after each change to confirm it\n   still compiles + validates; the editor re-renders as the file changes.\n\n**Editing an EXISTING model:** edit its `.wdl`. Because it\'s a **co-edited** file, **read\nit first** (the human may have changed it since your last edit) and make a **minimal\npatch** \u2014 change only the lines you need and preserve the rest verbatim, so your edit\nmerges cleanly with theirs.\n\n**Always:**\n- **Tell the user which `.wdl` you are editing**, and edit only that path.\n- **Run `check.sh` after every edit.** It runs the DSL compiler + validator against a\n  **throwaway temp** (it does NOT create a `.wadi`) purely for feedback \u2014 fix any\n  reported error before telling the user anything changed. A broken `.wdl` just makes the\n  editor show a diagnostic and keep the last good render; it never corrupts anything.\n\n## Two ways users work with you\n\n- **Brief \u2192 house.** They describe requirements ("3-bed L-shaped bungalow, ~1500 sq\n  ft, hip roof"). You *derive* the base config. Keep a running **design brief** as the\n  source of truth so later changes re-derive cleanly \u2014 see `prompts/design-brief.md`.\n  This is Wadi\'s "higher-level language": the brief is the intent, the config is the\n  derived artifact, you are the compiler.\n- **Drawings \u2192 house (recreate an existing design).** **Do NOT try to read dimensions\n  off an architect\'s drawing yourself \u2014 it\'s unreliable and produces the wrong house.**\n  Instead run a **guided dialog**: the USER reads their drawing and describes each\n  piece in plain terms (names, sizes in feet, where things sit), and YOU do all the\n  coordinate / scale / convention work, building **one room at a time** and rendering\n  after each so they confirm. Ask **spatially** ("how big? which corner? next to\n  what?"), never for coordinates. Never build the whole plan from one answer. Full\n  method in `prompts/sketch-to-config.md`.\n- **Iterate.** They react to the live model ("make Bedroom 2 bigger", "add a north\n  window"). Apply a **minimal patch** \u2014 see `prompts/update-existing.md`.\n\n## The data model & references (read lazily \u2014 don\'t dump them all up front)\n\n- **`reference/dsl.md`** \u2014 **your primary reference: the complete `.wdl` SYNTAX** \u2014\n  the skeleton, the parametric core (var/point/grid/configurator/formulas), the common\n  attribute tail (`enabled`/`z_offset`/`layer`/`material`), and the first-class syntax\n  for every object type (rooms/walls/openings, slab/beam/plinth/ground/pillar,\n  staircase/kitchen/item, roof, components, layers) plus the `raw` escape. Read this\n  first, then the semantics references below.\n- **`reference/data-model.md`** \u2014 the underlying **`.wadi` schema** the DSL compiles to:\n  every object type, field, type, requiredness, units, semantics. **Generated from the\n  Zod schema** (`editor/src/schema/houseConfig.ts`) so it can\'t drift \u2014 regenerate with\n  `scripts/gen-schema-doc.mjs` after any schema change. It\'s the field reference for the\n  `raw` escape and for understanding exactly what your `.wdl` produces.\n- **`reference/coordinate-system.md`** \u2014 the #1 source of mistakes. X\u2192right, **Y\u2192DOWN**\n  (Inkscape frame, not Y-up), Z\u2192up. Units: **10 project units = 1 ft** by default. Read\n  before placing anything.\n- **`reference/roof-v2-guide.md`** \u2014 the unified `roof` object (segments, hip vs gable,\n  joints, trusses, shed). Its fields are freeform in the schema (validated at\n  derivation), so this guide is the field reference for roofs. Read before touching a\n  roof.\n- **`reference/conventions.md`** \u2014 the **structural coding conventions** every house\n  must follow (plinth-floor height must match the plinth block, rooms must wall every\n  exterior side, a floor with no slab must set `slab_thickness 0`, \u2026). These are\n  *enforced* by `check.sh` \u2014 errors fail, warnings are advisory \u2014 and shown in the DSL\n  editor\'s status. Read it so you author sound houses the first time.\n- **`reference/parametric-conventions.md`** \u2014 how to build a **fully-parametric** model\n  (a reusable template that stays valid under any knob change): the **grid-first**\n  recipe \u2014 variables (knobs) \u2192 named grid lines (formulas of the house size) \u2192 rooms &\n  columns that reference those lines \u2014 plus `coord_convention:center`, proportional grid\n  lines with minimums, the `pilInset` flush-column rule, opening placement, and the\n  scale-sweep verification. Read before authoring or editing a parametric template.\n- **`../../wadi-dsl/examples/*.wdl`** \u2014 correct, validated `.wdl` houses to copy shapes\n  from (every one passes the compile \u2192 resolve \u2192 schema+geometry pipeline in the DSL\'s\n  test suite, so **copy from these, not from memory**): `minimal.wdl` (smallest house),\n  `two_room.wdl` (no grid), `two_story.wdl` (multi-floor + hip roof), `coastal.wdl`\n  (grid + configurator + full cottage), `complete.wdl` (every entity \u2014 beam, wall,\n  kitchen, item, component, gable roof, layers). `examples/coastal_konkan.wadi` in this\n  folder is a resolved `.wadi` for reference on the compiled output shape.\n\n## Check after every edit (get compiler feedback \u2014 no `.wadi` produced)\n\n`check.sh` runs the DSL end-to-end for **feedback only**: it parses the `.wdl` (reporting\nparse errors with `line:col`), resolves formulas/grids into numbers, and runs the real\nschema + roof/wall geometry validator (catches zero-length roof segments, missing slope,\nbad openings that the schema alone misses), and finally the **structural conventions**\nlinter (`reference/conventions.md`: floating floors, open exterior walls, no-slab floors)\n\u2014 all against a **throwaway temp** that is deleted. It never writes a `.wadi`; the app\'s\nDSL previewer does the real conversion.\n\nConvention **errors** (`\u2716 [C\u2026]`) fail the check \u2014 fix them. Convention **warnings**\n(`\u26A0 [C\u2026]`) are printed but don\'t fail; fix them, or keep them if the open side is a\ndeliberate verandah.\n\n```bash\nwadi-skill/architect/scripts/check.sh "<ABS>.wdl"\n```\n\nExit 0 = compiles + valid. Non-zero prints the exact `parse: \u2026` or `/path: message`\nerror \u2014 fix the `.wdl` and re-run before telling the user anything is ready.\n\n**If you have the `wadi_*` MCP tools** (from the `wadi-mcp` server) instead of a repo\ncheckout, use them \u2014 they\'re the same pipeline, no clone needed: `wadi_check(wdl)` for\nthis step, `wadi_preview(wdl)` for the images below, `wadi_scope(wdl)` to see the actual\nresolved value of every variable/point/grid line before you place an object on it, and\n`wadi_examples` / `wadi_reference` for the examples and these docs.\n\n## See your work (don\'t author blind)\n\nYou can\'t see the app\'s live render, but you CAN render your `.wdl` to images and **read\nthem** to check your own edit \u2014 layout, sizes, openings, and roof are exactly where\nmistakes happen. `preview.sh` takes the `.wdl` directly (it compiles to a throwaway temp\njust for rendering \u2014 again, no persistent `.wadi`):\n\n```bash\nwadi-skill/architect/scripts/preview.sh "<ABS>.wdl"\n```\n\nIt writes (and prints paths to) `plans.png` (floor plans \u2014 room layout + sizes),\n`elevations.png` (front/back/left/right \u2014 heights + **roof profile**, the 2D view of the\nbuilt 3D model), and `roof.png` (roof top view), plus all SVGs under `.../2d/`. **Read\nthe PNGs** after a non-trivial edit and confirm what you built matches the request (rooms\nin the right place, not overlapping, correct sizes in feet, roof over the plinth). **If\nit doesn\'t match, fix the `.wdl` and re-render \u2014 repeat until it looks right, and only\nthen tell the user it\'s ready.** It reuses the app\'s own generators, so it matches the\napp\'s 2D tabs byte-for-byte. See `prompts/verify-visually.md`.\n\n## Top pitfalls (memorize)\n\n- **Y is DOWN.** A room "to the north" has a *smaller* Y. Never treat Y as up.\n- **Dimensions are project units, not feet.** `width: 120` is 12 ft. Multiply feet by\n  10 (the default; `units.per_unit` can change it).\n- **Set `"coord_convention": "center"`.** Then a room\'s `x,y,width,length` are wall\n  **CENTRELINES**, and **two rooms that share a wall just ABUT on the shared line** \u2014 room\n  A spans X `[0,150]`, room B `[150,300]`; the wall is centred on `150` and shared. No\n  overlap, no `wall_thickness` math (the system grows to the outer face at render). On a\n  grid, a room is simply `x:"= main.x1", width:"= main.x2 - main.x1"`. (Legacy files\n  without the flag use the OUTER convention where adjacent rooms must overlap by\n  `wall_thickness`.) See `coordinate-system.md` \u2192 "the centreline convention".\n- **The roof footprint must cover the plinth footprint.** Roof segment widths and\n  positions come from the walls they sit on, not arbitrary numbers.\n- **The roof lives on its OWN top floor** (`floor_number` ABOVE the floors it covers,\n  containing only the roof), and you **never set its Z** \u2014 the base height is computed\n  from the plinth height + the `height`s of the floors below it. To move the roof\n  up/down, change floor heights, not the roof. (See `reference/roof-v2-guide.md`.)\n- **Floors stack; `floor_number` is 0-based** (the plinth floor = 0). Heights are\n  independent per floor (`height`, `wall_height`, `slab_thickness` are unrelated\n  fields) \u2014 *except* where the **structural conventions** require a match: the\n  plinth-floor `height` must equal the plinth block height, and a floor with no slab\n  must set `slab_thickness 0`, or the floors above float. See `reference/conventions.md`.\n- **A partial `wall` list makes a room a whitelist.** A bare room (no `wall` lines) is\n  enclosed on all four sides; add one `wall` line and every side you don\'t list becomes a\n  hole. Wall every **exterior** side (convention C2). List plain sides compactly:\n  `wall east west`, then the opening sides separately.\n- **Minimal patches.** Preserve unchanged `.wdl` lines verbatim so the user (and diffs)\n  can see exactly what moved.\n- **Formulas are bare expressions in the DSL** \u2014 write `at (main.x1, main.yA)`, not\n  `"= main.x1"`; the compiler emits the `= \u2026` form. Quote only `name "\u2026"` strings;\n  `room`/`pillar`/`var`/grid-line names are bare identifiers.\n- **Errors are caught by `check.sh`.** A parse error (bad syntax) or a `.strict()` schema\n  error (unknown/misspelled key inside a `raw` block) fails `check.sh` with the exact\n  location \u2014 and the app\'s DSL editor shows the same squiggle live; nothing reaches the\n  model silently.\n'
   },
   "dsl": {
     "title": "The Wadi DSL (.wdl) \u2014 syntax reference",
@@ -422738,6 +422773,11 @@ function compileConfig(wdl) {
   const { config: config3 } = resolveParametric(compiled);
   return config3;
 }
+function scopeWdl(wdl) {
+  const compiled = compileDsl(wdl, { resolveModule: stdResolveModule });
+  registerExposedComponents(compiled);
+  return buildRefsView(compiled);
+}
 function checkWdl(wdl) {
   let config3;
   try {
@@ -422864,6 +422904,39 @@ server.registerTool(
     return { content: [{ type: "text", text: lines.join("\n") }], structuredContent: r2 };
   }
 );
+server.registerTool(
+  "wadi_scope",
+  {
+    title: "Resolve a Wadi design's variables, points & grid lines",
+    description: "Compile a .wdl and return every symbol you can reference in an `= formula` with its RESOLVED numeric value: variables (with their formula source), point coordinates (x/y, also referenceable as .w/.l), and grid lines (`<grid>.x1`, `<grid>.yA`, \u2026). Use it to see the ACTUAL numbers a formula will produce before you place an object (e.g. what `main.x2` or `House.W/2` resolves to). \u26A0 = unresolved.",
+    inputSchema: { wdl: external_exports.string().describe("The full .wdl source text.") }
+  },
+  async ({ wdl }) => {
+    let view;
+    try {
+      view = scopeWdl(wdl);
+    } catch (e) {
+      return {
+        content: [{ type: "text", text: "\u274C Could not compile: " + e.message + "\nRun wadi_check for details." }],
+        isError: true
+      };
+    }
+    const fmt = (v) => v === null ? "\u26A0" : Number.isInteger(v) ? String(v) : String(Math.round(v * 1e3) / 1e3);
+    const lines = [];
+    lines.push("Variables:");
+    if (!view.variables.length) lines.push("  (none)");
+    for (const v of view.variables) lines.push(`  ${v.name} = ${fmt(v.value)}${v.formula ? `   ${v.formula}` : ""}`);
+    lines.push("Points (x/y, also .w/.l):");
+    if (!view.points.length) lines.push("  (none)");
+    for (const p of view.points) lines.push(`  ${p.name}: x ${fmt(p.x)} \xB7 y ${fmt(p.y)}`);
+    for (const g of view.grids) {
+      lines.push(`Grid "${g.id}":`);
+      for (const l of g.xLines) lines.push(`  ${g.id}.x${l.name} = ${fmt(l.value)}`);
+      for (const l of g.yLines) lines.push(`  ${g.id}.y${l.name} = ${fmt(l.value)}`);
+    }
+    return { content: [{ type: "text", text: lines.join("\n") }], structuredContent: view };
+  }
+);
 server.registerTool(
   "wadi_preview",
   {

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "wadi-mcp",
-  "version": "0.1.24",
+  "version": "0.1.25",
   "description": "MCP server for the Wadi house designer — check, preview, and reference the Wadi DSL (.wdl) without the repo.",
   "type": "module",
   "license": "MIT",