Snap a photo of what's broken. Get a plan, a shopping list, and a straight answer on when to call a pro.

5 copy-paste prompts

1. What's wrong?

Here's a photo of [THE PROBLEM]. I'm a beginner. What are the
3 most likely causes, from easiest to hardest fix? For each,
tell me whether a beginner can handle it or I should call a
pro, and why, in plain words.

2. Step-by-step fix

Walk me through [FIXING A RUNNING TOILET] one step at a time.
Start with a list of the tools and parts I'll need.
Warn me up front about any safety step (water, power, gas).
Then give me one step and wait for me to say “next.”

3. Car noise

My [YEAR MAKE MODEL] makes a [SOUND] when I [BRAKE/TURN/START].
What could it be, and how urgent is it? Explain in plain words,
then give me questions to ask the mechanic so I understand
the repair and don't just nod along.

4. Repair quote check

Explain each line of this repair quote in plain words: what
the part or job is and what it's for. Then list the questions
I should ask the shop before I agree:
[PASTE QUOTE]

5. Weekend project plan

I want to [BUILD A RAISED GARDEN BED] with about [BUDGET].
I'm a beginner. Give me a materials list with measurements,
a tool list, and a step-by-step plan I can finish on a
Saturday morning.