Safety decides first
Gas, smoke, water near electrics and vulnerable occupants are handled by deterministic rules. The model can raise the urgency, never lower it, and emergencies skip the model entirely.
Household operations agent
Describe the problem at home. Get a plan you can actually finish.
HomeOps AI turns a spoken sentence into an executable plan: it triages safety, works out the constraints, finds current sources, and tracks the actions until they are done — across conversations.
Voice input works in Chrome, Edge and Safari; you can always type instead. Replies are spoken by default.
Pick a starting point — or ask anything else
These examples cover different trades and one emergency. The console accepts any description, in your own words.
Boiler making noise
No smell, hot water still works
No hot water
Radiators cold, elderly parent at home
Leak under the sink
Water in the kitchen cupboard
Socket sparked
Burnt smell, safety critical
Washing machine
Won't drain, water standing inside
Fridge not cold
Food shop arriving tomorrow
Front door lock
Key turns but the door won't lock
Smell of gas
Emergency path, deterministic rules
What happens in the first 90 seconds
- 11 · Say what is wrongSpeak or type anything about your home: heating, water, electrics, appliances, locks. No forms, no categories to pick.
- 22 · Answer at most two questionsThe agent asks only what changes the plan — for example whether there is any smell of gas.
- 33 · Get a plan and confirmUrgency, ordered actions, who does what, deadlines and the sources used. Nothing outside the app happens until you confirm.
- 44 · Come back laterThe plan is stored. Ask "did we fix it?" in a new conversation and the agent picks up where you stopped.
Open infrastructure
NVIDIA Nemotron models on Nebius Token Factory do the planning; Tavily provides current public sources. Both are called at runtime and both are visible in the trace.
Nothing silent, nothing fake
The demo household is fictional, every external action waits for confirmation, and the app never claims to replace a qualified professional.