All skills/planning-chantier

Site visits — 1 of 20 skills in the Architect & BTP pack

Planning-Chantier

The site Gantt that already knows how the trades sequence.

Install in one command

npx educasium --skill planning-chantier --global

Paste the command into PowerShell — the skill installs for all your projects, wherever you are.

Prerequisites: Claude Code + Node.jsHow to install themSee the 3 stepsDon't use a terminal?

Free, no account, no email — the command is all you need.

Install

/planning-chantier installs in 3 steps

Prerequisites: Claude Code + Node.js

The skill runs inside Claude Code, Anthropic's AI assistant installed on your computer. Node.js is the engine that runs the install command. Both are free.

Install both (2 minutes)

Open PowerShell

Click Start, type "PowerShell", then press Enter.

Paste the command

Right-click inside the PowerShell window (or press Ctrl + V) to paste the command below, then press Enter. Wait a few seconds.

npx educasium --skill planning-chantier --global

What you should see:

npx educasium --skill planning-chantier --global

Fetching https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Chappygo-OS/claude-meta-skills/main/dist/planning-chantier.zip

Installed "planning-chantier". Restart Claude Code to pick it up.

Restart Claude Code

In Claude Code, type /restart (or quit and relaunch Claude Code). The skill now appears in the command list.

Don't use a terminal?

Using Claude.ai in your browser?

The assisted install works through a .zip file imported into Claude.ai. It takes longer and asks for your email.

What the skill does

View the source code

In detail.

Hand it a CCTP, a devis, a DPGF, or just describe the lots and constraints. Claude reconstructs the standard French building-trade sequence (structural work → framing → roofing/watertight → exterior joinery/airtight → second-fix trades → handover) and outputs a 3-tab .xlsx Gantt: schedule colored by lot, milestones, and a notes-and-assumptions tab. Report a delay and the whole schedule recalculates in cascade.

When to use it

You need to produce or recalculate a construction-execution schedule.

Example usage

/planning-chantier Here's the CCTP, start planned for July 1st...