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permit-navigator

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Work out which permits a project actually needs and the order to get them — building/renovation, business licensing, events, signage, home businesses — so you don't build first and discover the permit later. Use when someone says 'do I need a permit for this', 'what permits for my renovation/business/event', 'help me apply for a permit', or 'the council flagged my project'. Produces a permit checklist with the likely permits, their sequence and dependencies, and the official offices to confirm each. Not legal/code advice — it orients and routes to the authority.

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# Permit Navigator Skill

Permits are where good projects hit a wall: people renovate, then get a stop-work
order; open a business, then find they were operating unlicensed; plan an event, then
learn the road-closure permit needed 90 days' notice. The rules are hyper-local
(city, county, sometimes your specific zone) and this skill will not pretend to know
your jurisdiction's code — its job is to tell you *which kinds of permits a project
like yours usually needs*, the order they go in (some can't start until others are
issued), and exactly which office to call to confirm, so you sequence the paperwork
before the work.

## What This Skill Produces

- A **permit checklist**: the permits a project like this typically needs, each
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