Shop / Prompts & Skills / Airbnb Turnover Cleaning Checklist Builder — AI Skill That Writes Cleaner Instructions From Your Property Facts

Turnover instructions a cleaner can actually follow

The cleaner arrives between checkout and the next check-in, works from your brief, and leaves. If the brief guessed the linen count, invented the restock quantities or never pinned the checkout time, the property pays for it — in a bad review written by a guest who found the guess. A turnover brief is a fact sheet first and a task list second.

Fix these facts before anyone cleans

• Linen counts — per bed, per bathroom, including what 'fresh set' means at this property
• Restock quantities — what is replaced, to what level, from which supply
• Checkout and check-in times — the actual window the clean has to fit inside
• Which spaces and assets each task applies to — the brief names the property facts and the host's turnover rules it was built from, so a task is never floating free of its source

What a finished brief looks like

The turnover source-map skill pairs each task with the fact that supports it, then shows its working:

STATUS: READY
CHECKLIST:
- [ ] Bedroom — remake the queen bed with fresh linens.
- [ ] Bathroom — wipe the sink.
- [ ] Kitchen — wipe the kettle exterior.
SOURCE CHECK:
- Spaces and assets: PROPERTY_FACTS.
- Tasks: HOST_TURNOVER_RULES.

Sample data above is fictional, shown so you can judge the output before buying.

Unconfirmed means flagged — never filled in

When no documented fact matches a task, the skill holds it and asks, instead of writing the plausible number. That one behaviour is the difference between a brief and a liability: your cleaner follows instructions you actually stand behind, and the gaps become a short list of facts to confirm once — after which every future turnover inherits them.

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