Low-Voltage Engineering Acceptance Document Generator

Problem It Solves

Low-voltage engineering acceptance documents often fail on small details: a missing signature field, a test value slightly outside the national standard, insufficient concealed-work photos, or incomplete trial-run failure records. The acceptance document generator converts project information, acceptance stage, and document type into printable Markdown tables, with threshold reminders, signature blocks, and archiving notes.

How It Works

• Information check: It asks for project name, participating organizations, covered scope, building area, point count, camera count, and start/completion dates, and asks follow-up questions when key fields are missing.
• Stage matching: It identifies as-built acceptance, preliminary acceptance, final acceptance, or trial-run expiry, then lists the matching documents.
• Retrieval: It uses mcp__ima-mcp to query the knowledge base with multiple keywords, cross-validates results, and prioritizes standards, technical, and field-operation content.
• Document generation: It produces templates for concealed-work records, equipment unpacking checks, copper cable certification, optical OTDR tests, trial-run reports, and related forms.
• Parameter validation: It bolds key thresholds such as ≤90m, ≤0.08dB, ≤4Ω, and ≥30 days, cites the standard source, and flags values close to the limit for review.

Scope and Caveats

The skill is scoped to low-voltage, intelligent, and communication engineering acceptance documents, not acceptance documents for other industries. If the knowledge base has no result, the response should recommend checking the latest national standard or asking the client’s technical office. When a test value is within 10% of the threshold, the raw test report, photo watermarks, and signature completeness should be manually reviewed.