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chore-wheel-genius

Smart chore assignment for families and households. Assigns tasks based on skills, schedule, and fairness scoring. Tracks who did what, detects freeloaders, rotates unpleasant tasks equitably, and generates visual chore charts and fairness reports. Skill: chore-wheel-genius Owner: voronindenis5 Summary: Smart chore assignment for families and households. Assigns tasks based on skills, schedule, and fairness scoring. Tracks who did what, detects freeloaders, rotates unpleasant tasks equitably, and generates visual chore charts and fairness reports. Tags: latest:0.1.0 Version history: v0.1.0 | 2026-08-14T06:17:45.453Z | auto Initial release of Chore Wheel Genius.

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SKILL.md

---
name: chore-wheel-genius
version: 1.0.0
author: Denis Voronin
license: MIT
description: >
  Smart chore assignment for families and households. Assigns tasks based on
  skills, schedule, and fairness scoring. Tracks who did what, detects
  freeloaders, rotates unpleasant tasks equitably, and generates visual
  chore charts and fairness reports.
tags:
  - household
  - chores
  - family
  - fairness
  - scheduling
---

# Chore Wheel Genius

A standalone command-line tool for assigning household chores fairly across
family members. Instead of random rotation or nagging, this system considers
each person's skills, availability, chore history, and fairness score to
generate optimal weekly chore assignments.

## Quick Start

```bash
# Add household members
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py add-member Mom --skills cooking,laundry
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py add-member Dad --skills repair,cooking
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py add-member Alice 14
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py add-member Bob 10

# Define chores
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py add-chore "Cook dinner" --effort 5 --freq daily --skills cooking
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py add-chore "Take out trash" --effort 2 --freq daily
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py add-chore "Clean bathroom" --effort 4 --freq weekly

# Generate this week's assignments
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py assign

# Mark chores as done
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py done Mom "Cook dinner"

# Check fairness
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py fairness

# Weekly report
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py report
```

## Commands

| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| `add-member <name> [age] [--skills s1,s2]` | Register a household member |
| `add-chore <name> [--effort 1-5] [--freq daily\|weekly\|monthly] [--skills s1,s2]` | Define a chore |
| `assign [week]` | Generate fair chore assignments |
| `done <member> <chore>` | Mark a chore as completed |
| `skip <member> <chore> <reason>` | Log a skipped chore |
| `fairness` | Show fairness score for each member |
| `report [weeks]` | Generate a multi-week chore report |
| `chart` | Display this week's visual chore chart |
| `swap <chore> <from_member> <to_member>` | Swap a chore between members |
| `list-chores` | Show all defined chores |
| `list-members` | Show all household members |
| `history <member> [weeks]` | Show a member's chore history |

## How It Works

### Fairness Scoring Algorithm
Each member has a **fairness score** based on:
- **Total effort** accumulated over time (weighted by chore difficulty)
- **Age adjustment** — younger children get lighter loads
- **Skill matching** — if you're skilled at cooking, you cook more (but not exclusively)
- **Recency penalty** — whoever did the unpleasant chore last time gets a break

### Effort-Weighted Rotation
Chores are weighted by effort (1-5):
- Effort 1: Take out trash, water plants
- Effort 2: Load dishwasher, feed pets
- Effort 3: Vacuum, mop floors
- Effort 4: Clean bathroom, deep clean kitchen
- Effort 5: Cook

README.md

# Chore Wheel Genius 🏠✨

End chore wars forever. This tool assigns household tasks fairly based on
skills, availability, age, and past effort — so nobody feels overworked and
nobody gets a free ride.

## The Problem

Every household fights about chores:
- **"That's not fair!"** — someone always feels they do more
- **"It's not my turn!"** — rotation is random or forgotten
- **"I always get the gross chores!"** — unpleasant tasks pile on one person
- **"I don't know how to do that."** — no skill matching
- **"I was busy!"** — no flexibility for schedules
- **No accountability** — nobody remembers who actually did what

## The Solution

An effort-weighted, skill-matched, fairness-optimized chore assignment system:

1. Each member gets chores matched to their skills and age
2. Total effort is balanced — not just chore count
3. Unpleasant tasks rotate so nobody is stuck
4. History tracks who actually did what
5. Fairness scores reveal who's carrying the load

## Features

- 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 **Multi-person households** — kids and adults with different capabilities
- ⚖️ **Effort-weighted assignment** — 5 trash runs ≠ 5 bathroom cleans
- 🎯 **Skill matching** — cooks cook, handypeople fix, everyone learns
- 🔄 **Unpleasant chore rotation** — nobody always cleans the toilet
- 📊 **Fairness scores** — quantitative, not emotional
- 📅 **Flexible scheduling** — daily, weekly, monthly frequencies
- 📈 **History tracking** — see trends and who's slacking
- 🏆 **Praise detection** — identify the unsung heroes of the household
- 📋 **Visual charts** — printable weekly chore chart

## Quick Start

```bash
# Set up household
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py add-member Mom --skills cooking,laundry
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py add-member Dad --skills repair,cooking
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py add-member Alice 14
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py add-member Bob 10

# Define chores
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py add-chore "Cook dinner" --effort 5 --freq daily --skills cooking
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py add-chore "Take out trash" --effort 2 --freq daily
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py add-chore "Clean bathroom" --effort 4 --freq weekly

# Generate assignments
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py assign

# Track completion
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py done Alice "Take out trash"

# Check fairness
python3 scripts/chore_wheel.py fairness
```

## Requirements

- Python 3.6+ (stdlib only)

## License

MIT © Denis Voronin

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references/age-chores.md

# Age-Appropriate Chores

## Developmental Chore Guide

### Ages 2-3
**Capabilities:** Imitation, simple one-step tasks
- Pick up toys
- Put clothes in hamper
- Wipe up spills (with help)
- Feed pets (with supervision)

### Ages 4-5
**Capabilities:** Following simple instructions, desire to "help"
- Make bed (loosely)
- Set napkins/silverware on table
- Water plants
- Sort socks in laundry
- Dust low surfaces
- Clear own plate

### Ages 6-7
**Capabilities:** More independence, simple routines
- Make bed properly
- Fold and put away own clothes
- Set the table
- Sweep small areas
- Pack own school bag
- Feed pets independently
- Weed garden (with direction)

### Ages 8-10
**Capabilities:** Multi-step tasks, following checklists
- Load/unload dishwasher
- Vacuum
- Take out trash
- Clean own bedroom thoroughly
- Help with cooking (simple tasks)
- Fold laundry
- Wipe down counters
- Clean sinks

### Ages 11-13
**Capabilities:** Nearly independent, can manage own checklist
- Cook simple meals (eggs, pasta, sandwiches)
- Do own laundry completely
- Clean bathroom (sink, toilet, mirror)
- Mop floors
- Grocery shopping (with list)
- Wash the car
- Change bed sheets
- Take pets for walks

### Ages 14-17
**Capabilities:** Full chore competence, can handle any household task
- Cook full family meals
- Deep clean any room
- Yard work (mowing, raking)
- Minor home repairs
- Manage household budget for groceries
- Babysit younger siblings
- Handle trash/recycling completely

## Why Age-Appropriate Chores Matter

1. **Building competence**: Children learn life skills gradually
2. **Confidence**: Success at appropriately challenging tasks builds self-esteem
3. **Family contribution**: Everyone contributes according to ability
4. **Independence**: Chore skills transfer to adult life

## Implementation in This Tool

```python
AGE_EFFORT_CAP = {
    range(2, 4): 1,    # Only effort-1 chores
    range(4, 6): 2,    # Up to effort-2
    range(6, 8): 2,
    range(8, 11): 3,   # Up to effort-3
    range(11, 14): 4,  # Up to effort-4
    range(14, 200): 5, # All chores
}

AGE_EFFORT_MULTIPLIER = {
    range(0, 6): 0.0,
    range(6, 8): 0.3,
    range(8, 11): 0.5,
    range(11, 14): 0.7,
    range(14, 18): 0.85,
    range(18, 200): 1.0,
}
```

## Sources

- American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) child development guidelines
- Montessori practical life curriculum
- CDC developmental milestones

references/fairness-algorithm.md

# Fairness Algorithm

## Core Principle

Fairness in a household is not about doing the same *number* of chores — it's
about contributing the same *amount of effort* adjusted for age and ability.

## Effort Scoring

Each chore has an effort score (1-5):

| Effort | Description | Examples |
|--------|-------------|----------|
| 1 | Minimal | Water plants, feed pet, sort mail |
| 2 | Light | Take out trash, load dishwasher, dust |
| 3 | Moderate | Vacuum, mop, grocery shopping |
| 4 | Heavy | Clean bathroom, deep clean kitchen, yard work |
| 5 | Very Heavy | Cook full meal, major repair, move furniture |

## Fairness Calculation

### Per-Member Effort Target

For a household of N members, the weekly effort target per member is:

```
target = total_chore_effort / N × age_multiplier
```

### Age Multipliers

| Age | Multiplier | Rationale |
|------|-----------|-----------|
| < 6 | 0.0 | Too young for chores |
| 6-7 | 0.3 | Light participation |
| 8-10 | 0.5 | Half the adult load |
| 11-13 | 0.7 | Growing responsibility |
| 14-17 | 0.85 | Nearly adult |
| 18+ | 1.0 | Full responsibility |

### Skill Bonus

When a member has a skill relevant to a chore, their effort for that chore is
reduced by 20% (it's easier for them), but the chore still counts full effort
for fairness. This naturally assigns skilled members to matching chores while
keeping the effort ledger fair.

### Recency Penalty

For the most unpleasant chores (effort 4-5), whoever did it last gets a
+0.5 weight against being assigned again. This prevents one person from
always getting the worst tasks.

## Assignment Algorithm

```
1. Calculate each member's cumulative effort deficit/surplus
2. Sort members by deficit (most behind gets priority)
3. For each chore (sorted by effort, highest first):
   a. Filter members who have the required skills (if any)
   b. Filter by age appropriateness
   c. Apply recency penalty for unpleasant chores
   d. Assign to the eligible member with the highest deficit
4. Log assignments and update fairness ledger
```

## Compliance Tracking

Completed chores add to a member's effort ledger. Skipped chores don't.
Over time:

- **Effort surplus** → Member doing more than their share → Praise them
- **Effort deficit** → Member doing less → Address gently
- **Consistent skipper** → Pattern detection → Flag for family discussion

## Edge Cases

- **Guests/visitors**: Not assigned chores
- **Illness**: Member can be marked unavailable (`set-available <name> false`)
- **Vacation**: Chores redistributed during absence
- **New chore**: Automatically weighted and added to next rotation

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