Book a domestic cook for a dinner party in Beijing or Shanghai by describing your needs in plain Chinese to an AI assistant.
Specify dietary preferences like Sichuan food with less spice and have the assistant fill in sensible defaults for session length.
Add grocery shopping to the booking so the helper also buys ingredients before arriving at your home.
Build or extend a similar AI plugin for other on-demand home services using this skill's conversation flow as a template.
Requires Node.js 18+ and an AI assistant environment that supports this plugin format, plus a Swan Home platform account.
This repository, documented entirely in Chinese, is a conversational skill for an AI assistant that lets users book an in-home cooking service in China. The platform it connects to is called Swan Home (Tian'e Dao Jia), which dispatches domestic helpers to people's homes to cook meals. The skill is designed to run inside AI assistant environments that support this kind of plugin, specifically mentioning Claude Code. The idea is that you describe what you need in plain, informal Chinese and the assistant handles the rest. You might say something like "find me a cook for tomorrow at noon at my address" or "four people eating dinner the day after tomorrow, we like Sichuan food and prefer less spice." The assistant interprets natural language, fills in defaults where you have not specified details (for example defaulting to a three-hour session if you do not say otherwise), asks only for information it genuinely cannot infer, and then presents a summary card showing the address, time, duration, and cost before you confirm. Nothing is charged until you explicitly confirm. After confirmation and payment, the platform automatically matches a helper based on your address and requested time. The service covers ten major Chinese cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen. Service tiers range from two to four hours depending on how many people are eating. Grocery shopping can be included but counts against the service time. The repository contains the skill definition file describing the conversation flow and decision logic, a versioning file, compiled Node.js scripts for running the skill, and reference documentation for the underlying API. It requires Node.js 18 or newer.
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