Understand your rights as a renter in a specific situation — repairs ignored, a rent increase, an eviction notice, deposit disputes, or entry without notice — and what to do next. Use when asked what are my tenant rights, my landlord won't fix [X], is this eviction/rent increase legal, or can my landlord [do something]. Produces a plain-English read of the likely rights at play, the practical next steps (in writing, on the record), the evidence to keep, and where to get authoritative help — flagging strongly that tenancy law is local and this isn't legal advice.
“My landlord won't fix the broken heating — what are my rights?”“Is this rent increase even legal?”“I got an eviction notice — is it valid and what do I do?”“My landlord keeps entering without notice. Can they do that?”“How do I get my deposit back when my landlord won't return it?”
What to give it
▸The situation — repairs, rent increase, eviction/notice, deposit, entry, harassment, or other
▸The specifics — what happened, when, what was said/written
▸Your tenancy — type of agreement, how long, what it says (if you have it)
▸Location — the key input; rights vary by country/state/city
▸What you want — the repair done, the increase challenged, to stay, your deposit back
✅ The bar it holds itself to
Every skill in this library self-verifies — these are this skill's own quality checks, straight from its definition.
✓Identifies the general right relevant to the situation
✓Recommends acting in writing with a record
✓Lists the evidence to preserve
✓Points to authoritative local resources
✓Flags strongly that tenancy law is local / not legal advice
✓Tailors next steps to what the tenant wants
⚠️ What it refuses to do
**Stating rights as definitive** across jurisdictions.
**Advising verbal-only** action with no written record.
**No evidence guidance** — weakening any future claim.
**Skipping the local authority/legal-aid pointer.**
**Encouraging risky self-help** (e.g. withholding rent) without a locality/legal caveat.
Install
npx pm-claude-skills add --agent claude # or codex · cursor · gemini · hermes
# or one-line MCP (every skill, any client):
claude mcp add pm-skills -- npx -y pm-claude-skills-mcp