com.tektolo/capabilities

1 of 5 tools are described as changing something (creating, editing, deleting, sending or running).

• deposit_settlement_settleon 1 other serverdescribed as changing data

  “Settles a US residential security deposit after move-out under the state's statute (50 states and DC) and a covered city's ordinance.”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world no

  50 inputs, 3 required

  • client_refsobject“Your own reference ids (e.g.”
  • statestringrequired“US state, 2-letter code (e.g.”
  • citystring“City, for a city overlay where covered (e.g.”
  • deposit_usdnumber or stringrequired“Security deposit held, dollars.”
  • monthly_rent_usdnumber or string“Monthly rent, for the deposit cap check.”
  • building_unitsinteger“Units in the building.”
  • move_in_onstring“Tenancy start (YYYY-MM-DD).”
  • tenancy_ended_onstring“When the tenancy actually ended (YYYY-MM-DD): the lease's end, or an earlier termination or accepted surrender.”
  • lease_end_onstring“Day the lease was scheduled to end (YYYY-MM-DD), when it differs from when the tenancy actually ended (a broken lease).”
  • vacated_onstringrequired“Day the tenant moved out and returned possession (YYYY-MM-DD).”
  • forwarding_address_received_onstring“Day you received the tenant's written forwarding address (YYYY-MM-DD).”
  • tenant_gave_forwarding_addressboolean“False when the tenant never gave a forwarding address in writing (not just 'not yet known').”
  • demand_received_onstring“Day you received the tenant's demand for the deposit (YYYY-MM-DD; written in Oklahoma, by first-class mail in Maryland 8-203(h)).”
  • new_tenant_moved_in_onstring“Day a new tenant moved in, if the unit was re-rented (YYYY-MM-DD).”
  • new_tenant_rent_usdnumber or string“Monthly rent the new tenant pays (with new_tenant_moved_in_on): the rent received for overlapping days is credited against rent claimed for them.”
  • statement_sent_onstring“Day you sent (or delivered) the itemized statement (YYYY-MM-DD).”
  • claim_notice_sent_onstring“Day you sent the written notice of intent to impose a claim on the deposit (YYYY-MM-DD).”
  • lease_return_daysinteger“Return period the lease sets, in days, where the statute lets a lease set one (Colorado up to 60, Idaho up to 30, Maine shorter).”
  • tenant_gave_proper_noticeboolean“A termination notice that meets the statute was given (Alaska: 14 days instead of 30 when nothing is deducted for damage).”
  • interest_paid_throughstring“Interest already paid or credited to the tenant up to this day (annual-payment rules: San Francisco, Los Angeles, Berkeley, Connecticut, Massachusetts, ...): i…”
  • nonstandard_provision_signedboolean“Wisconsin: the tenant signed a separate NONSTANDARD RENTAL PROVISIONS document covering the charge (ATCP 134.06(3)(b)); false makes such charges 'no'.”
  • pet_deposit_usdnumber or string“The part of deposit_usd that is a pet deposit (outside the cap in Missouri, Alabama, North Dakota and Saint Paul; allowed on top of it up to one month in Hawai…”
  • tenant_age_62_plusboolean“The tenant is 62 or older (Connecticut: a one-month cap).”
  • tenant_age_60_plusboolean“A person 60 or older occupies the unit (New Hampshire 540-A:5, I: the owner-occupied exemption does not reach the unit).”
  • small_landlordboolean“California AB 12 small landlord (a natural person or an LLC of natural persons owning at most two properties with at most four units; not for a service member)…”

  and 25 more not listed here.

• deposit_settlement_ruleson 1 other serverreads or searches

  “Looks up the security deposit rules (deposits only) for one US state, with a covered city's deposit ordinance (Chicago, San Francisco, Berkeley, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Minneapolis, Saint Pau…”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world no

  6 inputs, 1 required

  • statestringrequired“US state, 2-letter code or name (e.g.”
  • citystring“Optional city for its overlay (e.g.”
  • as_ofstring“Optional date (YYYY-MM-DD): show the law in force on that day, for a past move-out the day the tenancy ended.”
  • auditboolean“Also return the run record and input/result hashes (an audit trail).”
  • expect_rulesetstring“Optional.”
  • serve_pinnedboolean“Optional, with expect_ruleset.”
• property_turnover_quick_estimateon 1 other servergenerates content

  “Estimates what it costs to turn over a US rental unit after move-out; the first tool for a turnover estimate.”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world no

  17 inputs, 3 required

  • client_refsobject“Your own reference ids (e.g.”
  • zipstringrequired“The user's 5-digit US ZIP code.”
  • bedroomsintegerrequired“0 for a studio.”
  • bathroomsnumber or stringrequired“Half baths count as 0.5.”
  • issuesarray“What was found in plain English, e.g.”
  • unit_typestring“Single-family homes and townhomes get house-sized defaults (floor area, locks).”
  • sq_ftinteger“Interior sq ft.”
  • year_builtinteger“Drives lead-paint (pre-1978) handling.”
  • carpetboolean“Is there wall-to-wall carpet?”
  • walk_datestring“The walk-through date; dated or aged items are judged against it.”
  • profilestring“minimum (rent-ready basics) | standard | premium (higher finish).”
  • price_tierstring“bulk_contract (portfolio contract prices) | pm_vendor (default: a property manager buying turns from local vendors) | retail_one_off (an owner hiring one contr…”
  • detailstring“summary (default, small) or full (every line).”
  • retainboolean“Optional (contract 0.5.1).”
  • auditboolean“Also return the run record and input/result hashes (an audit trail).”
  • expect_rulesetstring“Optional.”
  • serve_pinnedboolean“Optional, with expect_ruleset.”
• property_turnover_scopeon 1 other servergenerates content

  “Turns move-out inspection findings for a US rental unit into a priced make-ready scope.”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world no

  15 inputs, 1 required

  • client_refsobject“Your own reference ids (e.g.”
  • propertyobjectrequired“The unit: ZIP, size, type and year built.”
  • findingsarray“Move-out inspection findings, one per observed condition, coded.”
  • standardsobject“Finish profile, price tier and overrides.”
  • rate_cardarray“Your own prices by trade or task; they replace the regional library prices.”
  • trade_vendorsobject“Vendor (name, contact) to put on each trade's lines.”
  • constraintsobject“Target ready date, whether the unit is occupied, access notes.”
  • tax_ratenumber or string“Applied to all lines, e.g.”
  • decisionsarray“Approve, decline or defer lines or findings from an earlier scope.”
  • readstring“Deprecated and ignored: scope reads no free text.”
  • retainboolean“false: keep none of this request's text.”
  • detailstring“summary (small): totals, trade scopes, lines tied to findings.”
  • auditboolean“Also return the run record and input/result hashes (an audit trail).”
  • expect_rulesetstring“Optional.”
  • serve_pinnedboolean“Optional, with expect_ruleset.”
• property_turnover_issue_codeson 1 other serverreads or searches

  “The issue-code catalog for rental-unit turnover findings (group.issue codes such as carpet.pet_urine).”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world no

  10 inputs

  • client_refsobject“Your own reference ids (e.g.”
  • qstring“Words to search for in the codes, names, aliases, descriptions and examples, e.g.”
  • groupstring“Only codes in this group, e.g.”
  • limitinteger“Most codes to return.”
  • include_aliasesboolean“Also return aliases in the short list (search hits always carry them).”
  • querystring“Older name for q; use q.”
  • areastring“Older name for group; use group.”
  • auditboolean“Also return the run record and input/result hashes (an audit trail).”
  • expect_rulesetstring“Optional.”
  • serve_pinnedboolean“Optional, with expect_ruleset.”

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