Skill Claude · ChatGPT / MCP
Site mobility
Understand how people can reach and move around a site.
What it does
Give Norma the location and travel modes that matter to your project. Norma researches public transit, roads, walking and cycling using relevant operators and public sources.
Install
Connect Arch Studio in Claude or ChatGPT, then return to your conversation and ask Norma for the task. Your assistant uses its available file access and tools to carry out the skill.
Add to Claude
Add to ChatGPTVersions and source
Arch Studio 1.5.1.2 · MCP
Available as MCP workflow instructions in compatible Claude and ChatGPT connections. The assistant performs the work with its own tools and permissions and verifies the actual result before reporting completion.
Arch Studio 1.5.1.2 · Open source
Included in the public plugin for Claude Code and Codex. In this version: Site mobility — Research transit, walking, cycling and airport access around a site.
Usage
Ask Norma in plain language. With Arch Studio connected through MCP, no $ or / command is required. Norma is your assistant working with Arch Studio.
Use Arch Studio to review transit, pedestrian and cycling access to the site in this brief. Cite the relevant operators and public maps. Keep service dates visible and flag walking conditions that need a site visit.The full catalog lives in your assistant once Arch Studio is connected. Ask: Norma, what can you do? List the skills, tools, agents and workflows available in this host, grouped by practice area.
What it researches
Public transit
Norma identifies relevant rail, bus, commuter and ferry services and their published information.
Road access
Norma researches major routes and other requested regional access questions.
Walking and cycling
Norma describes mapped pedestrian and cycling infrastructure and flags street conditions that need field verification.
Workflow
- Scope — Norma establishes the site, study area and requested modes.
- Research — Norma reads applicable operator and agency information.
- Summarize — Norma separates published access findings from conditions that have not been observed.
Pairs with
Site history and context. Norma can connect the access study with neighborhood development and context.