Done when it applied.
Future direction
Family chore app
A responsibility should know whether it applied.
1Anchor’s responsibility model is being designed to go beyond a basic checklist. Context can distinguish something missed from something that never belonged on that day.
The checklist problem
A checkbox remembers completion. It forgets the household around it.
Family responsibilities can depend on location, school days, travel, routines, and who is available. A rigid streak can punish someone for a task that did not apply.
Home onlyAway allowedSchool daysNon-school daysTravelCustom context
History with meaning
Not every unchecked item means the same thing.
These outcomes describe a future product direction. They are not presented as available behavior today.
Finished after the useful moment.
Expected and not completed.
Expected, with a valid exception.
It did not belong in that context.
The foundation comes first
Action items and preparation are already part of active product development.
1Anchor can represent household actions, assignment, completion, timing, and preparation. The richer contextual chore architecture remains future direction until it is implemented and validated for release.
1Anchor is taking shape
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