# Room Proportion Checker MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Room Proportion Checker. It checks if your room dimensions actually work for humans and look good to the eye. It evaluates width, length, and height against architectural standards to see if a space feels balanced or just awkward. Use it to catch layout mistakes before you start building or decorating.

## Overview
- **Category:** real-estate
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_evs9oZ5A4jeTgiXVrO69RIePNzB0DkQiy1jRz9J3/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** dimensions, proportions, ergonomics, room-layout, architectural-standards

## Description

If you've ever walked into a room and felt like something was off but couldn't put your finger on it, it's usually a proportion issue. This Connector fixes that by letting your AI client do the math on room volumes. Instead of guessing if a ceiling is too low or a room is too long, you can feed in the raw dimensions and get an immediate assessment of the structural harmony. It checks how the floor area relates to the height and calculates balance ratios to ensure the space feels functional and visually pleasing. It's a huge time saver for anyone who needs to verify that a floor plan actually meets ergonomic standards without running every single number through a manual spreadsheet. You can find this and thousands of other specialized tools in the Vinkius catalog to build out your agent's capabilities. It takes the guesswork out of spatial planning, making sure every room feels intentional rather than accidental.

## Tools

### calculate_axis_balance_ratio
Calculates the harmony score of a room based on its width, length, and height. It helps you see if a space is too elongated or boxy.

### evaluate_floor_area_index
Compares the total floor surface area against the ceiling height. This tells you if the room feels cramped or too cavernous.

### classify_room_proportions
Gives a clear well-proportioned or requires correction status for a room. It is the final check for your architectural plans.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Check a living room with 6m width, 10m length, and 2.8m height.
```

**Response:** 
```
The proportions are generally good, but the balance ratio indicates a slight elongation bias (L > W). The overall grade is **Well Proportioned** with minor suggested corrections.

| Metric |
| :--- |
| Axis Balance | Slight Elongation |
| Status | Well Proportioned |
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Analyze a small bathroom: 2m width, 1.5m length, and 2.4m height.
```

**Response:** 
```
The floor area index suggests the surface area is highly suitable for this height. However, the overall result recommends **correction** due to minimum circulation clearance issues.

*   **Floor Area Index**: Suitable
*   **Recommendation**: Adjust for clearance.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
What are the ideal proportions for a bedroom of 4m by 5m?
```

**Response:** 
```
The current dimensions yield a good floor area index. To improve the overall balance, you might consider increasing the ceiling height slightly to avoid a boxy feel. 

**Suggested Adjustments:**
*   Increase height to 2.8m
*   Maintain current floor area
```

## Capabilities

### Calculate axis balance ratios
Get a score that shows how balanced a room is based on its width, length, and height.

### Evaluate floor area indices
Check if the floor surface area is a good match for the ceiling height.

### Classify overall proportions
Get a clear status on whether a room is well-proportioned or needs a layout fix.

### Verify structural harmony
Identify if a room volume feels visually pleasing or unbalanced.

### Check ergonomic compliance
Ensure your dimensions meet basic standards for human use and comfort.

## Use Cases

### Fixing a 'hallway' feeling in a living room
A client wants a cozy living room but the dimensions make it feel like a hallway. Ask the agent to check the axis balance to see if the length is too high compared to the width.

### Optimizing a small studio apartment
Designing a small studio where every inch counts. Use the floor area index to see if the height compensates for the small footprint.

### Grading a student architecture project
A student needs to know if their bedroom layout is 'legal' for a final project. Run the dimensions through the classifier to get a pass or fail grade on proportions.

### Auditing a multi-family housing blueprint
Reviewing a developer's blueprint for a new apartment complex. Have the agent batch-check every room to find any that fall below ergonomic standards.

## Benefits

- Stop guessing about room feel by using calculate_axis_balance_ratio to get hard numbers on visual harmony.
- Ensure your ceiling heights work with your floor plans by using evaluate_floor_area_index to check the surface area ratio.
- Get instant feedback on whether a room is livable using classify_room_proportions to flag issues early.
- Save hours of manual math by letting your AI client handle the architectural formulas for every room in a floor plan.
- Avoid costly construction mistakes by identifying proportion errors before the first brick is laid.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get an instant architectural grade on any room's physical balance.

1. Provide the width, length, and height of a room volume.
2. The Connector runs the dimensions through architectural harmony formulas.
3. You get a classification of whether the room is well-proportioned or needs a fix.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can the Room Proportion Checker tell me if my room feels too small?**
Yes, it evaluates the floor area index to see if the surface area is suitable for the ceiling height. This helps you determine if the room will feel cramped or airy.

**How does the Room Proportion Checker help with interior design?**
It gives you a data-backed way to justify design choices. Instead of saying a room feels off, you can point to a specific balance ratio that shows why the dimensions need adjusting.

**Does the Room Proportion Checker check for furniture layout?**
No, it focuses on the structural harmony of the room's volume. It tells you if the shell of the room works before you start placing furniture.

**Can I use the Room Proportion Checker for commercial spaces?**
Yes, it works for any room volume. You can use it to check offices, retail spaces, or residential units for ergonomic and architectural harmony.

**What happens if I don't provide a height for the Room Proportion Checker?**
If you leave the height out, the Connector uses a default of 2.5 meters. This is a standard height used for many basic floor area calculations.

**Will the Room Proportion Checker tell me if my room is good?**
It uses the classify_room_proportions tool to give you a clear status. It will tell you if the room is well-proportioned or if it requires correction based on architectural standards.

**What does 'axis balance' mean for a room?**
Axis balance checks if the Width, Length, and Height are proportionally similar. Using the `calculate_axis_balance_ratio` tool gives you a score that shows how close your room is to an ideal 1:1:1 volume ratio. A low score suggests significant skewing.

**How does the service check for floor suitability?**
The `evaluate_floor_area_index` tool assesses the relationship between the floor's surface area and its ceiling height. This ensures that the room doesn't feel too shallow or excessively vast for its vertical scale, which is crucial for proper human use.

**What is the final overall grade?**
The `classify_room_proportions` tool synthesizes all checks (axis balance, FAI, minimum clearances) into one comprehensive report. It gives a final grade and actionable suggestions on how to improve the room's dimensions.