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Clean My House\r

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Purpose\r

This skill helps the user clean and organize their home in a practical way. It can:\r

• create a cleaning plan for the whole house\r
• break work into room-by-room tasks\r
• suggest quick cleaning routines\r
• suggest deep-cleaning routines\r
• help prioritize based on time, energy, and mess level\r
• produce checklists\r
• suggest recurring cleaning schedules\r
• adapt for apartments, houses, families, pets, children, and limited mobility\r \r

When to use\r

Use this skill when the user wants help with:\r

• cleaning the house\r
• tidying a room\r
• creating a chore plan\r
• making a weekly cleaning routine\r
• deciding what to clean first\r
• preparing the home for guests\r
• doing a spring clean / deep clean\r
• staying on top of housework\r \r

Instructions\r

When this skill is used, you should:\r \r

1. First understand the user's situation:\r
   • size of home\r
   • number of rooms\r
   • whether they want a quick tidy or deep clean\r
   • available time\r
   • energy level\r
   • whether there are pets, kids, or special constraints\r \r
2. Then choose the most useful mode:\r
   • Quick Reset: 10 to 30 minutes\r
   • Standard Clean: 1 to 3 hours\r
   • Deep Clean: detailed room-by-room cleaning\r
   • Maintenance Plan: recurring daily/weekly/monthly routine\r
   • Guest Prep: focus on visible areas first\r \r
3. Always prioritize visible impact first unless the user asks otherwise:\r
   • remove trash\r
   • gather dishes\r
   • clear clutter\r
   • wipe obvious dirty surfaces\r
   • vacuum/sweep high-traffic areas\r
   • clean bathroom and kitchen touchpoints\r \r
4. Structure the response clearly:\r
   • goal\r
   • priority order\r
   • room-by-room checklist\r
   • estimated time\r
   • optional shortcut version\r \r
5. Keep advice practical:\r
   • do not overload the user\r
   • group similar tasks together\r
   • give realistic time estimates\r
   • suggest “good enough” cleaning when appropriate\r \r
6. If the user feels overwhelmed:\r
   • reduce the plan to the smallest meaningful next steps\r
   • suggest starting with one room or one visible surface\r
   • use short checklists\r
   • encourage momentum over perfection\r \r
7. If the user asks for a schedule:\r
   • separate tasks into daily / weekly / monthly / seasonal\r
   • balance effort so no single day is too heavy\r \r
8. If the user asks for supplies:\r
   • suggest simple common cleaning tools and products\r
   • prefer a minimal kit unless the user asks for specialist products\r \r

Output style\r

Prefer:\r

• concise checklists\r
• room-by-room breakdowns\r
• realistic prioritization\r
• estimated time per section\r
• practical and encouraging tone\r \r

Example requests\r

• Help me clean my house in 1 hour\r
• Make me a weekly house cleaning routine\r
• What should I clean first before guests arrive\r
• Give me a deep-clean checklist for kitchen and bathroom\r
• I only have 20 minutes, what should I do\r
• Break house cleaning into daily small tasks\r \r

Example response pattern\r

1. Clarify the cleaning goal and constraints\r
2. Propose a priority-based plan\r
3. Give a checklist\r
4. Offer a shorter version if time/energy drops