Generate a Fair Rota System for a Multi-Adult Household

Every rota fails the same way: it splits tasks evenly by count and ignores that scrubbing the bathroom and taking out recycling are not the same job. This weights tasks by actual effort, spreads that weighted load properly across a four week cycle, and builds in a rule for the one-off messes and missed turns that usually restart the whole argument.

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You share a household with {NUMBER_OF_ADULTS} other adults (flatmates, family, or a blended household) and want to move from ad hoc chore arguments to a structured rota. Recurring tasks vary in effort and unpleasantness, not just frequency.
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**Generate** a rota system:
1. Weight tasks by actual effort and unpleasantness, not just time taken, and explain the weighting logic
2. Design a rotation that distributes weighted load evenly across the household over a four week cycle
3. Build in a mechanism for one-off tasks and unexpected messes that does not rely on whoever notices first
4. Propose a lightweight way to track completion and handle a missed turn without it becoming a confrontation
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- Task list with effort weighting shown
- Four week rotation table
- Mechanism for one-off tasks and missed turns, stated as a simple rule
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