# Chore Rotation Planner AI Agent Connect > Chore Rotation Planner MCP handles the math behind household or group task management. It builds dated schedules, checks if people are actually available to help, and calculates a fairness score to ensure no one person ends up doing all the heavy lifting. You can connect it to your AI client and start generating balanced rotations in seconds. ## Overview - **Category:** productivity - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_MqUOUPjS4BYdWxUM6fa5DVJwMsjXqR0Ob1FcC99Y/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** chore, rotation, scheduling, fairness, automation ## Description Managing a household or a shared living space often leads to arguments about who did what and when. This MCP fixes that by turning chore management into a data-driven process. Instead of guessing who is free, you can use your AI agent to build a rotation that accounts for specific availability and individual preferences. It doesn't just list tasks; it balances the actual effort required for each job. You can verify if a specific person can take on more work or check the fairness of your current setup to prevent burnout. When it's time to switch tasks, the MCP provides the necessary instructions so nothing gets missed during the handoff. It's a practical way to keep shared spaces running smoothly without the constant negotiation. ## Tools ### calculate_fairness_score This tool measures how evenly the workload is spread across your group. It gives you a clear metric to see if the distribution of effort is actually equitable. ### generate_rotation This tool builds a complete, dated schedule for your chores. It uses user profiles and specific task requirements to create a finished plan. ### get_handoff_details This tool pulls the specific instructions a person needs to take over a task. It ensures the next person knows exactly how to handle the chore. ### validate_user_availability This tool checks if a specific person can actually handle a set of chores. It compares the task list against their current availability. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` Generate a 30-day chore rotation for Alice and Bob starting tomorrow. ``` **Response:** ``` I've created the 30-day rotation. Alice handles vacuuming on Mondays, and Bob handles dishes on Tuesdays. I've also set a review point for day 15. ``` **Prompt:** ``` Is Charlie able to take on the laundry chore? ``` **Response:** ``` Yes, Charlie is available for the laundry chore based on their current schedule. ``` **Prompt:** ``` How fair is the current chore distribution? ``` **Response:** ``` The current fairness score is 0.95, which means the effort is distributed very equitably across the group. ``` ## Capabilities ### Automated Scheduling Your agent uses this to build dated, recurring task lists. ### Workload Auditing The AI uses this to check if the distribution of labor is fair. ### Availability Checking Your agent runs this to confirm a person can actually perform a task. ### Task Handoffs The AI uses this to retrieve instructions for transitioning chores between people. ## Use Cases ### Roommate Cleaning Rotations Create a monthly schedule that rotates vacuuming and kitchen duties among three roommates. ### Family Task Management Balance chores between parents and children based on their school and work schedules. ### Shared Office Maintenance Assign recurring tasks like coffee station upkeep or mail collection to staff members. ### Workload Equity Audits Check if a specific person is doing more work than others in a shared living arrangement. ## Benefits - Reduces manual scheduling by generating dated rotations automatically. - Prevents burnout by checking user availability before assigning tasks. - Removes guesswork with a mathematical fairness score for workload distribution. - Ensures continuity through detailed task handoff instructions. ## How It Works Get your chore schedule running in a few steps through your AI client. 1. Connect the MCP to your AI client via Vinkius. 2. Provide your user profiles and chore list to your agent. 3. Ask your agent to generate a rotation or check availability. 4. Review the generated schedule or fairness score. 5. Use the handoff details to transition tasks when needed. ## Frequently Asked Questions **How does the fairness score work?** The score evaluates how evenly the effort is distributed among all users in the group. A higher score means the workload is more equitable. **Can I use this with Claude?** Yes, you can use this MCP with any MCP-compatible client, including Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf. **Does it account for my schedule?** Yes, the tool includes a validation step to check if a user can accommodate specific chores based on their availability. **How do I handle task transitions?** You can ask your agent to get handoff details, which provides the specific instructions needed for a new person to take over a chore. **Do I need to host this myself?** No, Vinkius hosts and manages the MCP for you, so it is ready to use immediately after you connect. **How does the engine ensure fairness?** The engine uses `calculate_fairness_score` to evaluate the distribution of effort and minimize variance between users. **Can I check if a person is available for specific tasks?** Yes, you can use `validate_user_availability` to verify if a user's availability matches the required chore frequency. **What happens when a chore changes owners?** You can use `get_handoff_details` to retrieve specific instructions and transition notes for the new owner.