Introduction¶

When home equipment suddenly fails, the common dilemma isn’t necessarily “being unable to find anyone,” but rather scattered information: whom to contact for warranties, how to compare platforms, and what to confirm before a technician arrives. This often requires piecing together information through ad-hoc searches. If you treat an Agent as a generic Q&A tool, the answers tend to be vague, lacking the structure needed to sort channels by warranty status, provide price ranges, and offer pre-booking checklists.

“Home Repair Booking” is a community Skill (life-service) on SkillHub. It constrains the Agent via a standard SKILL.md file: when users mention repair booking, finding a technician, or on-site repair intents, the Agent follows fixed steps to collect fault information and outputs tiered channel recommendations, price references, and anti-scam checklists. It cannot replace you in completing the actual booking on a platform or over the phone; this is clearly stated in the skill’s documentation.

What This Is¶

• Positioning: An instruction-based Skill for “finding repair services” dialogue scenarios. It helps organize recommended channels, common price ranges, anti-scam tips, and pre-booking preparations, rather than providing DIY repair tutorials or interior design advice.
• Coordinates & Version: @user_70c2f807/home-repair-booking, current version 1.0.1 (Source: community).
• Maintainer: SkillHub Publisher user_70c2f807 (Author nickname displayed on page: QQQ).
• Metadata: Category life-service, subcategories include “Local Life” and “Home Assistant”; Tag requires_api_key=false, no API Key configuration needed after installation.
• Store Data (Based on SkillHub page and scraped data): Rating 100000, Downloads 772, Installation Statistics 0; Security Scan result: “Safe, No Risks”.

Official Entry Points:

• Page: https://www.skillhub.cn/skills/user_70c2f807/home-repair-booking
• API Identifier: https://api.skillhub.cn/user_70c2f807/home-repair-booking

Core Functions¶

The following capabilities are derived from the SKILL.md within the package; the Agent is required to execute according to the documentation when trigger words are matched.

Triggers & Boundaries

• Applicable: User mentions “repair booking,” “finding a master (technician),” “on-site repair,” or English terms like repair booking / find repairman / home service.
• Not Applicable: DIY repairs, appliance purchases, interior design; the documentation explicitly states it “cannot book directly,” and actual ordering must be done by the user on recommended platforms or via phone.

Execution Chain (Three Steps)

1. Understand the Fault: Device and symptoms, brand and warranty period, urgency, and location (city).
2. Recommend Channels: Prioritize official after-sales service if under warranty; recommend platforms and community channels for out-of-warranty cases, comparing pros/cons and price ranges.
3. Anti-Scam Guidance: Items to confirm before booking, on-site precautions, common scams, and post-repair acceptance criteria.

Output Capabilities

• Lists channels tiered by Official → Platform → Community (including contact method types and cost range templates).
• Reference tables for common fault repair prices, anti-scam checklists, and distinctions between in-warranty and out-of-warranty handling.
• Built-in FAQ (call-out fees, vouchers/proof of service, emergency handling, etc.) and error scenario prompts.

Security & Privacy (Skill Self-Description)

• Does not store addresses or device information; involves no actual booking or payment; suggests having someone accompany you during on-site visits and controlling the disclosure of personal information.

Installation & Activation¶

Before installation, confirm the skills directory of your local Agent; SkillHub documentation emphasizes using --dir to point to this directory, otherwise, it defaults to ./skills/ which may not be recognized by the current client.

1. Install SkillHub CLI (if not already installed)¶

command -v skillhub && skillhub --version

If not installed, execute the full installation script (see SkillHub Installation Instructions):

curl -fsSL https://skillhub-1388575217.cos.ap-guangzhou.myqcloud.com/install/install.sh | bash

2. Install this Skill via CLI¶

Install the skill to the current Agent’s skills directory. Taking Cursor as an example, the directory is ~/.cursor/skills/:

skillhub install @user_70c2f807/home-repair-booking --dir ~/.cursor/skills/

Other common client paths (excerpted from official installation docs, select based on your actual client):

• Claude Code: ~/.claude/skills/
• Codex: ~/.codex/skills/ or .agents/skills/ under the project
• Gemini CLI: ~/.gemini/skills/

If the CLI index misses, download the Zip from the SkillHub page (version 1.0.1), and place the directory containing SKILL.md into the skills path mentioned above after extraction:

curl -fsSL -o home-repair-booking-1.0.1.zip \
  "https://api.skillhub.cn/api/v1/download?slug=@user_70c2f807/home-repair-booking"

3. Let the Agent install it (Official Page Prompt)¶

The installation prompt provided on the SkillHub details page is: Please install @user_70c2f807/home-repair-booking according to https://skillhub.cn/install/skillhub.md. You can send this sentence to an Agent that supports reading Skill installation documentation to let it complete the installation under the corresponding --dir.

4. Enable & Configure¶

• This Skill does not require an API Key (requires_api_key=false).
• After installation, restart or refresh the session according to your client’s requirements to load the SKILL.md.

Typical Usage¶

The “Quick Start” section within the package provides a reproducible dialogue pattern. Once installed, you can trigger it directly using natural language:

User: Who should I contact to fix a broken air conditioner?
→ Recommend repair channels (Official/Platform/Community) with price references

User: Approximately how much will it cost?
→ Provide common repair price ranges for this fault

User: How can I avoid being scammed?
→ Provide repair anti-scam guides and precaution checklists

User: Who should I contact if it's under warranty?
→ Suggest contacting official after-sales service and explain the warranty process

User: What should I prepare before on-site repair?
→ Provide a confirmation checklist before booking

The Agent organizes the reply according to the output templates in SKILL.md (channel priority, price tables, pre-booking/on-site checklists, etc.). Prices and platform names are generated by the model combined with the skill framework; the skill has declared that “prices are for reference only” and “there are large differences between cities,” so actual costs are subject to on-site quotes.

Applicable Scenarios & Notes¶

Who is it for

• Individual users or teams embedding Agents in products who need to quickly obtain “channel tiering + price comparison ideas + anti-scam checklists” during dialogue.
• Users already using clients that support skills directories (like Cursor, Claude Code, Codex) and are willing to manage community skills via SkillHub.

Limitations & Pitfalls

Community Source (community), author has not displayed official verification (isAuthorVerified: false). It is recommended to read the SKILL.md inside the Zip yourself and check it against the SkillHub security report before using it in a production environment.

Conclusion¶

“Home Repair Booking” consolidates the scattered information of finding a technician into a repeatable Agent workflow: first clarify the fault and warranty, then provide reference prices and anti-scam items by channel, and clearly state that it cannot replace real booking. If you are selecting a life service Skill on SkillHub, you can check the version and download statistics from the official page: https://www.skillhub.cn/skills/user_70c2f807/home-repair-booking .