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Pengge Liao Engineering AI: Project Design Issue Review and Closure

Business Operations Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem Solved

Design issues in construction projects often sit in drawing screenshots, field notes, and cross-discipline chatter. This skill turns 'unbuildable details, clashes, missing provisions, and poor constructability' into reviewable issue cards, instead of vague advice like 'optimize this node.'

How It Works

  • Confirms scope, drawing version, project phase, and output use before classifying scheme, construction, deep design, variation, and site deviations.
  • Tags issues as errors, omissions, clashes, gaps, poor fit, or compliance risks, then traces them across architecture, structure, waterproofing, MEP, curtain wall, fit-out, site works, and contract interfaces.
  • Produces S1–S4 priority levels, impacts, owners, deadlines, closure evidence, ledgers, meeting agendas, design-reply trackers, and management summaries.

Boundary: It does not replace design, review, testing, or legal duties. Where drawings, calculations, or site evidence are missing, it marks items 'to be verified' rather than inventing figure numbers, code clauses, or design opinions.

Use Cases

  • Before design review, turn cross-discipline clashes, openings, and MEP conflicts into an agenda with owners.
  • When field facts conflict with drawing details, form issue cards and drive written design responses.
  • Before handover, close design legacy issues by summarizing open S1/S2 items, owners, and evidence.
  • During change review, classify design defects into S1-S4 and identify the review path.

Best For

  • Project managers: turning scattered issues into an accountable, deadline-backed closure ledger before review.
  • Design coordination engineers: organizing clashes, interfaces, and change impacts into formal design-response items.
  • Construction technical leads: distinguishing design defects from field deviations and driving confirmation.
  • Quality and safety leads: escalating S1/S2 risks in structure, fire safety, and waterproofing closure.