Emergency Plan Builder

The Problem

When users mention emergency plans, incident response, or drill design, the bottleneck is often not missing ideas, but scattered structure, unclear ownership, and missing timelines. This skill turns plan writing into a structured workflow: confirm the scenario, match a template, fill required sections, and validate the result.

How It Works

• Scenario classification: distinguishes natural disasters, accidents, public health events, and social security events, then captures location, scale, severity, and available resources.
• Template-driven drafting: selects a standard framework from references/emergency-plan-template.md, covering General Principles, Organization, Prevention and Early Warning, Emergency Response, Recovery, and Support Measures.
• Structured content filling: clarifies command roles, duty assignments, warning levels, response procedures, and deadlines, such as report within X minutes and activate response within X minutes.
• Quality checks: reviews completeness, operability, responsibility, timing, and contact reachability before publication.

Boundaries and Notes

This skill is useful for drafting documents, refining existing plans, and designing drill scripts. It does not replace legal review, site assessment, or professional rescue decision-making. Life-safety measures must be concrete and actionable, and the plan should be revised based on drills and real events.