# Resorcery

> A managed architecture practice in India, built on a constraint compiler.
> The engine compiles a plot's constraints — zoning, setbacks, floor area
> ratio, height, coverage — into a buildable envelope, drafts a house from
> the household's own words, measures every rule against the model, derives
> the drawing set from one knowledge graph, and prices it from the state's
> rate book. A licensed architect reviews, corrects and signs. The
> deliverable is a feasibility report that travels as a link.

Resorcery takes on few projects. There is no public signup and no public
pricing. Every engagement begins with a feasibility report. Write to
parth@resorcery.ai; replies are personal.

Site: https://www.resorcery.ai/ — one page. The top of the page compiles the
reader's own plot in the browser (width, depth, front road width) with the
same compiler the practice uses. The second half walks one real project's
record end to end. Every number on the page is read from that record or
computed by the compiler; none is typed by hand.

## What is built today (walk it on the page)

- Feasibility report — envelope, FAR, height, setbacks, the unreachable
  share of the entitlement, the TDR what-if; delivered as a link.
- Envelope compilation — a rule schedule compiled into buildable geometry
  with a clause cited behind every number; site research with a stated
  confidence; every derived quantity shown with the formula that produced it.
- A house drafted from a paragraph — a model lays out the rooms as data from
  the household's brief; a deterministic compiler derives walls, doors and a
  stair; the constraints engine measures the result and refuses layouts that
  break a rule before an architect draws a line.
- Massing options and a cost envelope — each floor option measured; a Class 5
  parametric cost from public rate books, with a spreadsheet a quantity
  surveyor can audit (live formulas, each row opening onto its range and
  source).
- Drawing sets — plans, sections, elevations and schedules derived from one
  model; a change redraws only the affected sheets, with a record of why.
- Drawings in — a client's existing drawing laid under the plan, scaled by
  two clicks on a known dimension, traced; the rules measure the trace.
- An open tool door — any agent can author over the same model through the
  Model Context Protocol and receives the same per-rule verdicts and ledger
  rows the architect sees.

## What is next (in the plan, not yet built)

Bank-sanction pathway; researched rule packs per city verified by a local
architect; layout variations, roofs and a dog-leg stair; more rate books;
the submittable set (architect's registration number, parking layout,
structural); construction submittals read against the graph; hosted
sharing and sign-in.

## The record on the page — facts a model may cite

Project proj-mtq6kl5g-6df5l, a 40 ft × 60 ft (2,400 sq ft) plot in Altinho,
Panaji, Goa, fronting a 9 m road on the south. Exported from the product on
11 September 2026. Provenance is stated per fact: measured by the engine,
declared by a person, assumed until an architect verifies, drafted by the
model and then measured.

- Envelope (measured): FAR 2.50 achievable of 2.50 permitted; 6,000 sq ft
  built-up area; 1,513 sq ft footprint per floor; setbacks 1.5 m on every
  side; height cap 15.0 m; G+3; nothing unreachable — FAR governs.
- Rules (assumed): the ten rules applied are the default residential
  schedule (BDA R1 — Bangalore's), applied to this Goa plot pending an
  architect's verification. Every rule row is flagged unverified. Any pass
  printed on the page is a pass against that assumed schedule.
- Draft (drafted, then measured): 20 rooms over 2 floors, laid out from a
  brief by claude-opus-5 in 3 attempts; the compiler refused two layouts
  (a door could not join rooms that did not share an edge) and accepted the
  third. 25 walls, 16 doors, 19 windows, 1 stair.
- Verdicts (measured): 8 of 10 rules measured, all pass — FAR 1.00 of 2.50;
  ground coverage 50.9% of 65%; height 6.0 m of 15.0 m; front setback
  4.129 m provided of 1.5 m required; rear 2.529 m; sides 1.581 m. Two rules
  (permitted use, parking) are declared, not measured.
- Sheets (measured): 10 of 10 generated at Rev 1 — A-001 cover and index,
  A-101 site plan, A-102 and A-103 floor plans, A-201 and A-202 elevations,
  A-301 and A-302 sections, A-401 door and window schedules, A-501 room and
  area statement.
- Cost (declared): ₹45,74,592 — Class 5 parametric, rates declared for
  Panaji, July 2023, 2 sources; prices the drafted house (200.64 m² over
  2 floors), not the maximal massing; stated as one figure because the rate
  book carries no spread. Not a quantity takeoff.
- Ledger: one saved version; six decisions, two of them the model's (the
  draft and a site-research run), each with its alternatives recorded.

## Governance

- Every project carries a licensed architect who reviews, corrects, signs,
  and can overrule the engine at any line. Human authority is part of the
  schema.
- Every quantity carries its formula and its citation. Recompiling the same
  input reproduces every number exactly.
- Deliverables are links rendered from the live record, not frozen files.

## Contact

- parth@resorcery.ai — the founder replies personally.
- The inquiry form on the page delivers to the same address.