Roommate Chore Rotation

Roommate Chore Rotation MCP Connector for Claude

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Distribute household chores equitably using effort points and roommate weights.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server automates fair household chore scheduling. It uses effort points to quantify task difficulty and roommate weights to adjust for individual capacities. You can use generate_weekly_schedule to create a balanced weekly plan, calculate_effort_distribution to determine target workloads, find_uncovered_tasks to identify scheduling gaps, and validate_schedule_fairness to audit the distribution.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_effort_distribution

Determines the theoretical target effort each roommate should handle to achieve balance

find_uncovered_tasks

Identifies which tasks could not be assigned to any roommate due to constraints

generate_weekly_schedule

Produces a complete, optimized schedule of tasks for a one-week period

validate_schedule_fairness

Audits a generated schedule to ensure it adheres to the effort-balancing logic

See how to talk to your AI agent using Roommate Chore Rotation.

Generate a weekly chore schedule for my roommates.

Here is the optimized weekly schedule: Monday: Dishes (Alice, 2pts), Tuesday: Vacuuming (Bob, 3pts), Wednesday: Trash (Alice, 1pt)...

How much effort should each roommate handle?

Based on the provided weights, the target effort distribution is: Alice: 15pts, Bob: 10pts, Charlie: 15pts.

Check if the current schedule is fair.

The schedule is fair. The deviation from target effort for all roommates is within the acceptable range.

Fairness is achieved by balancing the ratio of actual effort points assigned to a person against their specific roommate weight.

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