voronindenis5
UserExact drinks, ice, food and supplies for any party — bartender-standard consumption math
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Indexed Skills (5)
party-provisioner
Calculate exact quantities of drinks, ice, food, glassware, and supplies for parties and events from headcount, duration, guest mix, and weather. Uses bartender-standard consumption math (drinks per guest-hour), splits beer/wine/spirits by drinker preferences, applies food-per-hour catering rules, and sizes ice in pounds. Use when planning any party, BBQ, wedding, holiday dinner, or gathering and asking how much alcohol, soda, ice, or food to buy.
laundry-decoder
Decode laundry care symbols from text descriptions (tub, triangle, iron, circle, square shapes with dots/bars), build a safe wash plan for a mixed load (color bleeding risk, temperature ceilings, fabric conflicts), and give evidence-based stain removal protocols by stain type. Use when the user asks what a care label means, whether clothes can be washed together, what temperature is safe, or how to remove a specific stain without ruining the fabric.
group-expense-settler
Split group expenses fairly (equal or weighted shares) and compute the minimum number of money transfers to settle up. Reads a simple ledger of who paid for what, handles non-even splits, weights, and shared vs personal items, then produces an optimal settlement plan (who pays whom, how much) plus a fairness audit. Use when settling trip costs with friends, splitting rent and utilities among roommates, or running any shared-expense pool without a dedicated app.
furniture-fit-checker
Check if furniture fits a room and the delivery path before buying or moving: computes doorway/hallway/stair clearance with diagonal-tilt geometry (the moving-industry standard), room layout fit with walkway widths, and draws an ASCII floorplan preview. Use when the user asks if a sofa/desk/bed/mattress will fit through a door, up stairs, around a corner, or in a room — preventing the classic bought-it-can't-move-it disaster.
debt-blitz-planner
Compare debt payoff strategies with real amortization math: avalanche (highest APR first), snowball (smallest balance first), and minimum-only baseline. Shows exact debt-free dates, total interest paid, interest saved, and freed-minimum cascading. Use when the user has credit card debt, student loans, or multiple debts and asks which to pay first, how long until debt-free, or whether to pay off small balances or high rates first.
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