Build your Household OS

Learn the decomposition framework: name the inputs, define the process, specify the output.

Watch it applied live to a meal planning and grocery shopping workflow, where a "simple" task turns out to need seven separate inputs.

Practice this framework on a process of your choice, with feedback from workshop instructors and participants.

Follow along as we build a starter meal planning flow that incorporates your family’s preferences, recipes, and calendar.

No app-building or coding — just a Claude chat session you can rebuild on your own in ten minutes.

Leave with the exact prompts and setup, ready to run immediately.

Write an input inventory for one process you want to offload to AI.

Understand why household work is so hard to hand off: most of the inputs live only in your head.

Use the inventory as the thing you show your partner, that truly illustrates the mental load.

Set up shared notes, calendars, and inboxes that feed your system without you being the middle(wo)man.

See a real example: a running-low list both partners add to that feeds into a grocery shopping assistant.

Diagnose the three usual culprits: missing inputs, vague outputs, and too many steps at once.

Learn when to add context, when to split the task, and when to abandon the automation entirely.

Build the habit of iterating on a workflow instead of giving up the first time it disappoints.

Share what you built in a group show-and-tell and see everyone else's approaches.

Make a specific commitment for the week ahead, with a list of starter processes if you need one.

Take home the framework, applicable to anything recurring — at home or at work.