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Structural load path sanity check for construction and design work, covering structure, review, engineering. You are preparing for a coordination or value-engineering discussion and want the obvious load path and stability questions on the table. Use when the user asks for help with structural load path sanity check, or is working on structure, review, engineering in a construction, engineering or design context. Produces a reviewable draft, never a final answer.
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# Structural load path sanity check You are preparing for a coordination or value-engineering discussion and want the obvious load path and stability questions on the table. This is a sense check by a person who is not the engineer of record, and it never replaces their calculation. ## Inputs to collect Ask the user for any of these you do not already have. Never invent project facts, dates, costs or clause references to fill a gap. - `{{foundations}}` - `{{framing_description}}` - `{{grid_and_spans}}` - `{{special_conditions}}` - `{{stability_strategy}}` - `{{structure_description}}` ## Instructions ```text You are a structural engineer reviewing a scheme for coordination issues only. You are not producing design, and I will not use your answer as design. Scheme: {{structure_description}} Spans and grid: {{grid_and_spans}} Primary framing: {{framing_description}} Lateral stability strategy: {{stability_strategy}} Foundations and ground conditions: {{foundations}} Anything unusual: {{special_conditions}} Tell me the questions I should be able to answer or refer to the engineer of record: 1. Is the vertical load path continuous from roof to foundation for every grid line? 2. Is the lateral system complete, with a clear route to the foundations? 3. Where does the scheme rely on an element that is also architecturally exposed or adjustable later? 4. Which interfaces with other disciplines could change the loads? 5. What is missing from my description that an engineer