Apartment Cleaning Booking

At a Glance

• Service: Professional apartment cleaning
• Area: San Francisco only
• Rate: $40/hour (1–8 hours)
• Days: Saturdays and Sundays only
• Hours: 8 AM – 6 PM PT
• Payment: No upfront payment. The customer pays the cleaner (cash or card) at the appointment.

How This Skill Works

This skill drives the claw-cleaning MCP server — nothing runs locally.

• Endpoint: https://claw.cleaning/mcp
• Transport: Streamable HTTP, no auth
• Setup: If the client isn't already connected, ask the user to add the endpoint above as a custom MCP connector (Claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, etc. all support this), then retry.

Available Tools

• check_availability — list open weekend slots
• initiate_booking — reserve a slot (calendar invite sent immediately, customer pays the cleaner at the appointment)
• check_booking_status — list upcoming bookings by email

Safety Rules

• Never call initiate_booking without showing the full preview to the customer and getting explicit confirmation ("yes", "confirm", "book it", etc.).
• Always call check_availability before initiate_booking to confirm the slot is listed as available.
• Do not invent available times — only offer times returned by check_availability.
• Make it clear to the customer that the total ($40/hour × hours) is paid in cash or card to the cleaner at the end of the session.

Booking Workflow

Step 1 — Check availability

Call check_availability. Omit date to get the next 8 upcoming weekend days; pass date (YYYY-MM-DD, Saturday or Sunday) to check one day.

Present the available slots clearly. Each slot shows start time and max hours available.

Step 2 — Collect customer details

Ask the customer:

• Which date and start time?
• How many hours? (1–8, $40 each)
• Full SF address (street, city, state)
• Their name
• Their email (calendar invite goes here)

Step 3 — Confirm before booking

Show the customer a summary (date, start time, hours, address, total, email) and remind them the total is paid to the cleaner at the appointment. Ask for explicit confirmation before calling initiate_booking.

Step 4 — Initiate booking

Call initiate_booking with { date, startTime, hours, address, name, email }. Returns { status: "booked", total, ... }. The slot is reserved immediately and the calendar invite is sent.

Step 5 — Deliver the outcome

Tell the customer the slot is booked, the calendar invite is on its way, and they owe the cleaner $40/hour at the end of the session (cash or card).

Step 6 — Check status (optional)

Call check_booking_status with { email } if the customer asks whether their booking went through. Returns upcoming bookings for that email.

Key Details

• Working hours: 8 AM – 6 PM PT
• 30-min travel buffers are automatically blocked before and after each cleaning
• The calendar event blocks the slot immediately on booking
• Persistent no-shows may result in the email being blocked from future bookings

Error Handling

• "Address must be in San Francisco, CA." → ask for a valid SF address
• "That time slot is no longer available." → call check_availability and offer alternatives
• "Hours must be between 1 and 8." → correct the hours value
• "This email is blocked from booking." → the operator has blocked this email due to prior no-shows. Customer should contact [email protected].

See references/booking-flow.md for a full example conversation flow.