Five-Minute Junk Drawer Reset Card

Problem

A junk drawer usually does not need a whole evening; it needs a small, immediately executable boundary. When items are overflowing and the user has only a few minutes, junk-drawer-5-minute-reset keeps the goal narrow: one drawer, one visible win, and no escalation into a full-home declutter.

How It Works

The skill asks for drawer location, common item types, obvious move-out items, clear trash, and caution flags for sharp, unknown, leaking, broken, battery, chemical, or fragile items. If the user is already at the drawer, it skips long intake and returns a generic five-minute card. Core outputs include:

• Five-Minute Reset Card: location, date, timer length, zone style, and stop rule.
• Timer Plan: minute-by-minute actions for safety scan, trash removal, move-out, grouping, and micro-zone assignment.
• Micro-Zones: keep, move, trash, and optional caution.
• Drawer Map: a simple text map showing how the drawer should be laid out.
• Reset Label: a short label for the drawer with the next reset date.

Boundaries

It is not for donation planning, resale sorting, whole-home organization, sentimental decisions, or professional safety assessment. Sharp, leaking, broken, battery, chemical, or fragile items should be set aside carefully for later review. The skill does not give hazardous waste, repair, legal, medical, or professional safety advice, and it stops when the timer ends.