Home Hazard & Vendor Checks is a Clone skill that adds safety controls to household maintenance: verifying a contractor before work is scheduled, flagging hazards for escalation, keeping evidence of repairs and issues, and respecting consent and privacy. Household manager and executive assistant clones use it. It needs no app connection and does not replace emergency services, an inspector or a licensed tradesperson.
A roofer knocked on the door offering a deal. Check him out before I agree to anything.
I listed what still needs confirming before you book. Nothing is scheduled until the checks are done and you approve.
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Your clone runs your vendor checklist on a contractor, such as license, insurance and references, before any work is scheduled.
When a hazard is reported, it follows your escalation path and notifies the people you listed.
It keeps photos, quotes and notes on repairs and issues, shared only with the people you allow.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Home Hazard & Vendor Checks to work as part of their job.
They are safety rules your clone follows during home maintenance. With Clone, your clone verifies a contractor before scheduling, flags hazards for escalation, keeps evidence of repairs and protects your household's privacy.
If there is immediate danger, leave and call emergency services or your utility first. Your clone then follows your escalation path, notifies your contacts and logs the issue. It does not replace emergency services.
Home Maintenance keeps your records of appliances, warranties and vendors. Home Hazard & Vendor Checks adds the controls on top: vendor verification, hazard escalation, evidence and consent.
No. It needs no app connection. You set the checklist and escalation contacts once, and your clone applies them to every job.
Household manager and executive assistant clones use it whenever they coordinate repairs or contractors for your home.
Updated October 2026