Make home-energy information easier to explain—and easier to check.

Seven files your AI creates for you

After you supply your audience, topic, locality, intended use date and any source material, this skill guides Codex or Claude to create the seven draft files below. You do not need to create or supply these files yourself. The included blank templates give your AI the structure to follow; you review the completed drafts before using them.

• Plain-Language Explainer · MarkdownAudience, locality, evidence date, source-linked education, uncertainty and official next steps.
• Locality-Source Matrix · CSVAuthority, jurisdiction, program identity, source dates, scope and verification status.
• Claim-Evidence Ledger · CSVEach proposed factual claim and the evidence, conditions and review decision behind it.
• Dated-Claim Checklist · MarkdownTime-sensitive statements, deadlines and claims that need fresh confirmation.
• Reviewer Checklist · MarkdownA practical check before external use, including “Confirm before spending” cautions.
• Update Calendar & Change Log · CSVKnown dates, changed sources, removed claims and the next review action.
• Unresolved Claims · MarkdownQuestions held for clarification instead of being filled in by guesswork.

Markdown files open in a text editor; CSV files open in a spreadsheet app. Results depend on your input, source access and review.

Fresh sources are part of the work

Every explainer needs current checks against the applicable official sources. A national overview, a page being online or a retrieval timestamp does not establish local availability. The workflow checks locality, administering authority, program identity, relevant dates and conditions.

If access fails, dates conflict or applicability is unclear, the draft must remain visibly incomplete and omit the affected incentive, deadline or availability claim. Take unresolved questions to the official administering program.

Review your source list every two months, before each new explainer and after a known program change. This is your maintenance guidance; no ongoing seller monitoring is included.

Keep the decisions with the right people

General education and source organization only. The kit does not determine eligibility, estimate household savings or payback, give financial or tax advice, choose contractors, perform audits, or provide engineering, electrical, HVAC, building-code, safety or installation advice. It does not apply, enroll, publish, send or schedule anything automatically.

Confirm program details before spending and use qualified professionals for personal, technical and safety decisions. No government endorsement, certification, guaranteed accuracy or guaranteed currentness is claimed.

Use public official material and redacted inputs. Do not provide precise home addresses, household financial records, passwords or unnecessary personal information.

What is in the customer download?

source-checked-home-energy-explainer-customer-1.0.1.zip · 84,456 bytes · both editions included.

The outer kit contains the guide, two installable edition ZIPs, seven blank templates, three support documents, a manifest and hash ledger, two fictional source packs and a seven-file Harbor County sample output.