Home Maintenance Osv1.0.1

A first-time homeowner walks through their new property and logs every appliance, system, and contractor contact they inherit from the previous owner. The skill builds a complete maintenance baseline and schedules the first round of tune-ups, filter changes, and warranty tracking.

A landlord managing three rental units uses the skill to track appliances, service calls, and maintenance schedules across each property separately. When a tenant reports an issue, the landlord can instantly pull the service history, warranty status, and preferred contractor for that unit.

A homeowner uses the skill each spring and fall to see what's due for tune-ups, filter replacements, and water heater flushes. The assistant proactively flags overdue tasks and helps book contractors before peak season pricing kicks in.

A homeowner wants to understand how much they've spent on repairs and maintenance over the past year. The skill aggregates service history costs by appliance, property, and contractor to reveal spending patterns and help plan a home maintenance budget.

A homeowner builds a personal directory of plumbers, electricians, and HVAC technicians they've used, along with notes on quality, pricing, and responsiveness. When a new issue arises, they can quickly recall who to call and what to expect.

The core skill is free for a single property, with unlimited appliance and service tracking. A premium tier unlocks multiple properties, advanced reporting, and export features for landlords and power users.

When the skill flags an overdue maintenance task, it can recommend vetted contractors through affiliate partnerships with platforms like Angi or Thumbtack. The user books directly, and the skill earns a referral fee.

Property management companies license the skill as a white-labeled tool for their staff to track maintenance across dozens of units. The firm pays a per-seat or per-property licensing fee, and the skill integrates with their existing work order systems.