Everyday skills.
One simple method.

Four agents.
One method.

Every HomeLab guide starts with the tools you need, clear steps to follow and safety notes to help you know when to call a professional.

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HL-01

Repair tutorials

At your own pace

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HL-02

Tool guides

At your own pace

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HL-03

Care checklists

Each season

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HL-04

Beginner ebooks

At your own pace

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Sheet

S-01 — Learn

Learning paths

Level

Beginner

Format

Your pace

Sheet

01 / 08

Four ways,
for every home.

Repair tutorials, tool guides, checklists and ebooks. Learn at your own pace, even if you have never held a drill.

Standard components configured to your stack. Each one is measured before we build it and monitored after.

HL-01

Repair tutorials

Build confidence with small repairs such as tightening handles and patching minor wall marks. Start with the safety notes and learn when to call a professional.

Start with common, low-risk jobs

Understand every tool before using it

Follow clear step-by-step instructions

Check the finish and know when to stop

HL-01

You’ll need

Basic hand tools, a little time

Take away

A useful skill and a finished small job

Format

At your own pace

Level

Beginner

HL-02

Tool guides

Build a practical starter toolkit without buying equipment you do not need. Learn about measuring, fastening, surface preparation and protective equipment.

Choose a small starter toolkit

Understand hand tools and fixings

Read manufacturer safety instructions

Store and maintain your tools

HL-02

You’ll need

Your project and budget

Take away

A toolkit that suits your needs

Format

At your own pace

Level

Beginner

HL-03

Care checklists

Bring home maintenance into a manageable routine. Use seasonal checklists to note issues early, plan safe visual checks and keep a record of professional servicing.

Create a seasonal care calendar

Record changes and warning signs

Plan qualified professional servicing

Keep your home records together

HL-03

You’ll need

Your home and a notebook

Take away

A repeatable home care routine

Format

Each season

Level

Beginner

HL-04

Beginner ebooks

Keep the basics close by with easy-to-follow home care ebooks. Plan your first project, understand the terminology and use checklists as you learn.

Learn the language of home care

Plan manageable weekend projects

Use handy reference checklists

Return to the basics whenever needed

HL-04

You’ll need

Curiosity and a small first project

Take away

A useful home care reference

Format

At your own pace

Level

Beginner

Start with
the right tools.

You do not need a workshop full of equipment. Learn what each tool does and which basics are worth buying.

We connect to the tools your team already lives in — no rip-and-replace, no new logins.

Starter toolkit

Tape measure

Starter toolkit

Tape measure

Starter toolkit

Screwdrivers

Starter toolkit

Screwdrivers

Starter toolkit

Spirit level

Starter toolkit

Spirit level

Starter toolkit

Claw hammer

Starter toolkit

Claw hammer

Starter toolkit

Pliers

Starter toolkit

Pliers

Starter toolkit

Adjustable spanner

Starter toolkit

Adjustable spanner

Starter toolkit

Utility knife

Starter toolkit

Utility knife

Starter toolkit

Safety glasses

Starter toolkit

Safety glasses

Starter toolkit

Work gloves

Starter toolkit

Work gloves

Starter toolkit

Dust protection

Starter toolkit

Dust protection

Starter toolkit

Tool storage

Starter toolkit

Tool storage

Starter toolkit

Project notebook

Starter toolkit

Project notebook

Buy for the job, not for the sake of it.

+ 150 more through API, webhooks and MCP.

Fig. S-02 — Connector map

Every guide
starts here.

Six essentials to help complete beginners prepare for a safe, manageable job.

Six deliverables, whichever agent you start with. You own all of them.

D.01

Project overview

Understand the task, the result to expect and whether it is suitable for a beginner.

D.01

Project overview

Understand the task, the result to expect and whether it is suitable for a beginner.

D.02

Tools & materials

A short shopping list with plain-language explanations and no unnecessary extras.

D.02

Project plan

A short shopping list with plain-language explanations and no unnecessary extras.

D.03

Clear steps

Simple instructions you can pause, revisit and follow at your own pace.

D.03

Clear steps

Simple instructions you can pause, revisit and follow at your own pace.

D.04

Safety first

Know the risks, your limits and when a qualified professional is the right choice.

D.04

Safety first

Know the risks, your limits and when a qualified professional is the right choice.

D.05

Final checks

Learn what a good finish looks like and what to check before you put the tools away.

D.05

Final checks

Learn what a good finish looks like and what to check before you put the tools away.

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Everyday skills.One simple method.

Four agents.One method.

Four agents.One method.

Four ways,for every home.

Repair tutorials

Tool guides

Care checklists

Beginner ebooks

Start withthe right tools.

Every guidestarts here.

Project overview

Project overview

Tools & materials

Project plan

Clear steps

Clear steps

Safety first

Safety first

Final checks

Final checks

Care checklist

Care checklist

Let’s start yourfirst project.

Let’s start yourfirst project.

Let’s start yourfirst project.

Let’s start yourfirst project.

Everyday skills.
One simple method.

Four agents.
One method.

Four agents.
One method.

Four ways,
for every home.

Start with
the right tools.

Every guide
starts here.

Let’s start your
first project.

Let’s start your
first project.

Let’s start your
first project.

Let’s start your
first project.