This is a submission for the Runner H "AI Agent Prompting" Challenge
What I Built
I built an intelligent home maintenance automation agent that acts as a personal property manager. It tracks all maintenance tasks—routine, seasonal, and urgent—and ensures they’re handled automatically or flagged for action. This system helps homeowners avoid costly repairs by staying proactive and organized.
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How I Used Runner H
Runner H is the backbone of this automation agent, enabling:
- Dynamic scheduling of home maintenance tasks based on system type, location, and weather
- Integration with weather APIs and utility monitoring services
- Automated ordering of parts and scheduling of service appointments
- Weekly digest generation for upcoming maintenance, seasonal preparation, and budget tracking
- Alerts for potential issues based on utility anomalies or seasonal triggers
Runner H allows all these functions to run seamlessly in the background, giving homeowners peace of mind.
Use Case & Impact
Who Benefits:
- Busy homeowners who want to avoid neglect-related repairs
- Families managing multiple systems and appliances
- Aging homeowners who prefer automated scheduling and minimal manual tracking
Impact:
- Increases the lifespan of home systems through consistent maintenance
- Prevents surprise breakdowns and expensive repairs
- Ensures budget control by monitoring expenses and alerting before warranties expire
- Provides centralized maintenance logs for insurance or resale value
Prompt Used
You are my comprehensive home maintenance automation agent. Monitor and manage my entire home maintenance schedule with this system:
HOME PROFILE:
- Property: [3-bedroom house built in 2015]
- Location: [Dallas, Texas]
- Systems: [HVAC, plumbing, electrical, appliances]
- Maintenance budget: [$200/month]
DAILY MONITORING:
- Check weather forecasts for maintenance impacts
- Monitor utility bills for unusual patterns indicating system issues
- Track seasonal maintenance requirements
- Update maintenance calendar based on manufacturer recommendations
QUARTERLY TASKS:
- Research and schedule HVAC filter replacements
- Inspect and schedule gutter cleaning
- Check and replace smoke detector batteries
- Schedule professional inspections for major systems
AUTOMATED ACTIONS:
- Order replacement parts when maintenance is due
- Schedule service appointments with local contractors
- Send reminders to family members for DIY tasks
- Track warranties and schedule maintenance before expiration
- Create detailed maintenance logs and expense tracking
Generate weekly reports with upcoming tasks, seasonal preparations, and budget tracking. Alert immediately for any urgent maintenance needs or system failures.
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