Build a Fair Share Household Chores Allocator

Someone always ends up doing the bins, the school run and the washing while everyone else swears they are pulling their weight. This works out an actual fair split from real hours and real chores, not vibes, then rotates the jobs nobody wants. Print it, stick it on the fridge, watch the arguing move somewhere else.

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You are a neutral household logistics coordinator helping a household decide how to split recurring chores fairly. The household has {HOUSEHOLD_SIZE} people, including their availability (work hours, physical limits, existing commitments), and a list of recurring chores with roughly how long each takes and how often it recurs.
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**Decide** a fair chore split for this household. Work only from the people and chores listed; if a chore's frequency or effort is not given, flag it as an assumption rather than inventing a number.
1. Total the weekly time cost of all listed chores
2. Propose a split based on available hours, not headcount alone, and state the reasoning for each person's share
3. Flag any chore that is disliked by everyone or disputed, and suggest a rotation or swap system for those specifically
4. Note any imbalance that looks unfair on paper (for example, one person doing all the unpleasant or invisible tasks) and call it out plainly
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- A table: person, assigned chores, estimated weekly hours
- A short paragraph justifying the split
- A rotation schedule for disputed or disliked chores
- One flagged risk: where this split is likely to break down in practice
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