Agent Skills
Templates
Copy-paste Agent Skills for Mireye’s API. Each one is a real problem, a real endpoint, and a working skill file — drop it into your own agent’s skills folder and it runs the recipe itself.
Parcel discovery
Parcel Discovery
Find a bounded shortlist with typed parcel filters, then choose whether to enrich the returned candidates.
Site diligence
Parcel Enrich: Selected Fields
Investigate one parcel with a small field selection and preserve each returned value's source, confidence and hints.
Site diligence
Parcel Enrich: Full Catalog
Request every current Enrich field for one parcel, retaining partial results and explaining unmatched outcomes.
Site diligence
Land Read
Terrain and land-cover facts for one address, every value cited to its federal source.
Data center & energy siting
Power Read
Grid and utility infrastructure facts for one address — nearest transmission line and its voltage, nearest power plant, gas pipeline distance, sewer service area.
Insurance & risk underwriting
Hazards Read
Flood, wetland, and wildfire exposure for one address, cited to FEMA/NOAA/USFWS/Copernicus sources.
Land & site screening
ICP Finder
Screen a list of candidate addresses against your ideal-customer profile — bring your own list, Mireye does the enrichment and filtering.
Site diligence
Property Diligence Copilot
Cited ownership, zoning, sale history and selected environmental context for one matched property.
Lending & appraisal
Lending & Appraisal Support
Ownership, zoning, recorded sale details and environmental context for a loan-file review.
Sales & marketing
CRM Address Cleanup
Turn a messy list of CRM or lead addresses into clean, canonical records — with an explicit review queue for anything ambiguous.
Insurance & risk underwriting
Insurance Book Monitoring
Re-screen your entire book of insured properties for flood and wildfire exposure in one batch, cited to FEMA/USFS/Copernicus sources.
Support & research bots
Grounded Location Q&A
Give any support or research bot a tool that answers plain-English questions about a location — with citations, not hallucination.