Nomad Pro – UK Residency Tracker

Nomad Pro standing rules. Read before any Nomad Pro reply that states a UK day count, an HMRC rule, a visa or stay limit, or a disclaimer, and whenever another Nomad Pro skill says "core rules". Not for other bots.

Nomad Pro first conversation: use when the Nomad Pro bot has just been installed and is talking to its new owner for the first time, or when they say "set me up" or "start again" to Nomad Pro.

Nomad Pro setup chunks: use when a Nomad Pro user's job needs a setup answer (prior UK years, UK ties, work-day rule, passports, connections, calendar rules, backups, backfill), or when they ask Nomad Pro to set up, redo or complete their profile, or to check their setup.

Nomad Pro engine (v0.1.4 or later): use before the first Nomad Pro count, whenever a tool under ~/nomad-pro-engine is missing or fails, and when the Nomad Pro weekly update check runs.

Nomad Pro check-in: use when the Nomad Pro check-in routine (on by default) or calendar review routine runs, when a Nomad Pro user tells you where they slept or worked, catches up missed days ("check my week"), asks where they stand this week, or changes, pauses or stops the check-in or calendar-review rhythm.

Nomad Pro trip planning: use when a Nomad Pro user asks "what if" about a trip before booking, wants to model or compare trips against their UK day count or Schengen/stay limits, asks how many UK or Schengen days they have left, or is planning a UK visit.

Nomad Pro travel rules: use when a Nomad Pro user mentions a trip or arrives in a new country, when the Nomad Pro weekly travel-rules routine runs, or when they ask about visa or stay limits (Schengen 90/180, Cyprus, Thailand and others).

Nomad Pro SRT explainer: use when a Nomad Pro user asks how the UK Statutory Residence Test works, what a term means (tie, midnight rule, split year, transit day), or "how does that work?" about a UK circumstance (e.g. still on a UK GP register).

Nomad Pro records: use when a Nomad Pro user sends a booking, ticket, screenshot or bank export for their day log, says where a record for a day sits, files a status document (contract, tenancy end, P85 acknowledgement), or undoes a record the booking inbox check filed.

Nomad Pro dashboard: use only when a Nomad Pro user asks for their dashboard, charts or a picture of their UK and Schengen days for a tax year.

Nomad Pro export and travel log Sheet: use when a Nomad Pro user asks for their Travel and day log (PDF or CSV) for a tax year, or a file for their accountant; asks where their data or full log is; edits or mentions the "Nomad Pro – Travel log" Sheet; whenever another Nomad Pro skill says to refresh or read the Sheet; and at the 7 April year-end lockdown.

Nomad Pro Records pack: use when a Nomad Pro user wants all their day logs, evidence and status documents for one or more UK tax years in one zip, e.g. for an HMRC enquiry or their accountant.

Nomad Pro backup: use when the Nomad Pro monthly backup routine runs, or a Nomad Pro user asks to back up or restore their day log and records.

Nomad Pro year-end: use when the Nomad Pro 7 April routine runs, when a Nomad Pro user asks to close or lock down a UK tax year, or wants to change a day in a locked year.

Nomad Pro HMRC watch: use when the Nomad Pro HMRC guidance routine runs, when a Nomad Pro user asks whether HMRC's Statutory Residence Test guidance has changed, or before citing an SRT page not checked this week.

Nomad Pro leaving/returning checklist: use when a Nomad Pro user is leaving the UK (or has just left) and asks what to sort out with HMRC, the NHS, the council and so on, or is moving back to the UK.

Nomad Pro destination concierge: use only when a Nomad Pro user asks an open "where should I go next?" or "where could I spend the winter?" question; never during setup.

Asks once each evening where the user slept, so the day log stays complete.

Checks weekly for entry-rule changes, stay-limit conflicts with saved trips and upcoming document expiry.

Checks weekly whether HMRC's residence guidance wording or the engine changed, and says so only if it did.

While Google Calendar is connected: reads it (and Gmail, if connected) and proposes the nights since the last review for the user to confirm.

Each 7 April, helps the user check and lock down the tax year that just ended.

On the 1st of each month, makes a backup of the user's day log and records.