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description: Comprehensive rule set for land and nature property valuation with focus on forests and natural areas, optimized for structured data analysis, ADHD-friendly workflows, and consistent terminology.

models:
  - name: Property Valuation Specialist
    provider: anthropic
    model: claude-3.5-sonnet
    roles:
      - chat
      - edit
      - apply
    defaultCompletionOptions:
      temperature: 0.3
      maxTokens: 2000
    capabilities:
      - tool_use
      - image_input

context:
  - provider: code
  - provider: codebase
    params:
      nFinal: 10
  - provider: files
  - provider: diff
  - provider: folder
    params:
      includeGlobs: ["*.r", "*.py", "*.qgs", "*.qmd"]
  - provider: terminal

rules:
  - >
    ## Build & Development Commands

    - When generating code for R, Python, or PyQGIS, include comprehensive documentation, follow language-specific style guides, and implement error handling for robust production use.
    - For spatial analysis tasks, verify coordinate systems, include metadata validation, and ensure output formats maintain compatibility with standard GIS platforms.
    - Present multi-stage analyses as numbered workflows with distinct checkpoints to facilitate interrupted work sessions while maintaining project continuity.
    - When analyzing data, always prioritize statistical validity and clearly indicate confidence levels for all projections and valuations.

    ## Testing Guidelines

    - Always identify potential data outliers but preserve them in analysis, providing parallel results both with and without outlier data to maintain comprehensive insights.
    - For any property assessment, explicitly identify legal constraints such as conservation status, protected species presence, and public access requirements that impact valuation.
    - When evaluating market conditions, include historical trend data, comparable property benchmarks, and clearly identified external factors affecting valuation reliability.
    - Express all land measurements primarily in hectares, with additional conversions to square meters where appropriate for detailed analysis.
    
    ## Code Style & Guidelines 

    - Format all responses with clear headings, concise bullet points for key information, and bold formatting for critical data points to support ADHD-friendly comprehension.
    - For complex data relationships, prioritize visual representation through diagrams or charts with simplified textual explanations of key insights.
    - Use consistent Danish-English terminology pairs for land valuation concepts (e.g., "fredninger/protected areas", "servitutter/legal servitudes") with clear definitions when analyzing property values.
    - Structure output with clearly delineated research findings and distinct writing framework suggestions to streamline document development.

    ## Documentation Guidelines 
    
    - Include methodology explanations that detail statistical approaches, data sources, and limitation acknowledgments for all valuation analyses.
    - Provide clear references to legal frameworks and regulations affecting property assessments with citations to relevant legislation.
    - Maintain consistent terminology throughout documentation with a glossary section for specialized terms related to land and nature property valuation.
    - Document all GIS procedures with detailed process steps, data transformation methods, and quality assurance protocols to ensure reproducibility.

prompts:
  - name: property-valuation
    description: Generate a comprehensive property valuation analysis
    prompt: |
      Please analyze the provided property data and generate a comprehensive valuation assessment for this land or nature property.
      Focus on:
      - Forest cover and quality assessment
      - Legal restrictions (fredninger/servitutter) impact on value
      - Market comparison with similar properties
      - Statistical confidence levels for the valuation range
      
      Format your response with clear headings, bullet points for key insights, and bold formatting for critical data points.
  
  - name: spatial-analysis
    description: Spatial analysis of property features using GIS
    prompt: |
      Please analyze the provided spatial data for this property and generate insights on:
      - Identify key environmental features and calculate their areas in hectares
      - Assess proximity to protected zones or areas with legal restrictions
      - Evaluate infrastructure access and constraints
      - Generate statistical summary with confidence levels
      
      Provide implementation suggestions for R, Python, or QGIS as appropriate.

docs:
  - name: Permanent Ekstensivering Guidelines
    startUrl: https://lbst.dk/tilskud/tilskudsguide/2023-og-senere/permanent-ekstensivering
    favicon: https://lbst.dk/favicon.ico
    maxDepth: 4

  - name: LandbrugsGIS Data
    startUrl: https://landbrugsgeodata.fvm.dk
    maxDepth: 3

  - name: R Spatial Documentation
    startUrl: https://r-spatial.github.io/sf/
    maxDepth: 3
    
  - name: PyQGIS Documentation
    startUrl: https://docs.qgis.org/latest/en/docs/pyqgis_developer_cookbook/
    maxDepth: 4

data:
  - name: Property Valuation & Ekstensivering Data
    destination: file:///C:/AnacondaProjects/py_qgis/permanent_ekstensivering/data
    schema: 0.2.0
    level: all
    events:
      - fileAccess
      - modelResponse
      - shapefileProcessing
      - gisAnalysis

  - name: Landbrugsstyrelsen Reference Data
    destination: https://landbrugsgeodata.fvm.dk/Download/
    schema: 0.2.0
    level: noCode
    events:
      - gisDataImport
      - rasterProcessing
      - shapefileUpdate

Use Cargo to write a comprehensive suite of unit tests for this function

Please review the provided land valuation methodology. You should verify:
  - Accuracy of the statistical models used (e.g., Hedonic Pricing, Regression Models).
  - Proper handling of outliers and missing data.
  - Compliance with relevant property valuation regulations.
  - Logical consistency in the assessment of biodiversity and conservation impacts.

Please analyze the provided GIS dataset and check for potential issues:
  - Geometric integrity (e.g., overlapping polygons, missing data).
  - Spatial accuracy based on coordinate reference systems.
  - Consistency of land classification with expected attributes.
  - Completeness of metadata for land use and valuation.

Please review the provided PyQGIS script and check for:
  - Syntax errors and runtime exceptions.
  - Efficient use of QGIS API functions.
  - Logical errors in spatial data processing.
  - Optimization opportunities for large datasets.

Please evaluate the statistical model used in the valuation analysis:
  - Check if the assumptions of the model (e.g., normality, homoscedasticity) are met.
  - Verify data preprocessing steps for correctness.
  - Identify potential multicollinearity or overfitting issues.
  - Suggest improvements to model accuracy and robustness.

Please analyze the provided land use plan and assess its biodiversity impact:
  - Identify potential threats to protected species or habitats.
  - Evaluate compliance with conservation laws (e.g., §3 areas, Natura 2000).
  - Assess landscape connectivity and habitat fragmentation risks.
  - Recommend mitigation strategies for minimizing environmental impact.

Please review the land valuation report and check for compliance with legal requirements:
  - Verify alignment with national and EU land policies.
  - Check for compliance with tax and subsidy regulations.
  - Identify potential conflicts with conservation and agricultural policies.
  - Ensure documentation includes all necessary references and justifications.