Workflow catalog · Edition 2, 2026-09-28
175 workflows in 26 task families.
Every workflow lists its subtasks, microtasks and the variations a brief can ask for. Search the catalog, filter by setting or appliance, and build a collection brief from the workflows your model needs.
- Workflows
- 175
- Task families
- 26
- Subtasks
- 780
- Variations
- 871
- Appliance classes
- 9
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175 of 175 workflows
Laundry and garment care
From sorting mixed loads to washing, drying, folding, ironing and putting clothes away, across different laundry systems.
Vary the setting
- Front-loading, top-loading, twin-tub and combined washer-dryer systems
- Handwashing basins, shared laundry rooms and compact home setups
- Cotton, denim, wool, synthetics, towels and delicate fabrics
- Small, full, mixed-size, bulky and tangled loads
- Clotheslines, drying racks, tumble dryers and flat drying
- Hangers, shelves, drawers and wardrobe storage
- Seated or standing work, low baskets and narrow utility spaces
Beds, bedding and household linens
Change beds, handle large flexible fabrics and restore bedrooms and linen storage.
Vary the setting
- Single, double, bunk and sofa-bed layouts
- Fitted sheets, flat sheets, duvet covers and blankets
- Elastic corners, ties, zippers and button closures
- Light cotton, heavy quilts and slippery fabrics
- Beds against walls or accessible from several sides
- Pillows, cushions, towels and table linens
Wardrobes, shoes and accessories
Organize clothing, fasten garments and manage shoes, bags and everyday accessories.
Vary the setting
- Hanging wardrobes, drawers and open garment rails
- Soft garments, rigid footwear and flexible bags
- Buttons, zippers, snaps, buckles and laces
- Seasonal clothing and mixed-size accessories
- Crowded storage, dividers and stackable boxes
- Leather, knit, canvas and synthetic materials
Ingredient preparation
Prepare produce and ingredients through washing, sorting, peeling, portioning and simple assembly.
Vary the setting
- Leafy, round, elongated and irregular produce
- Dry, wet, ripe and firm ingredient states
- Bowls, colanders, chopping boards and counters
- Peelers, scoops, tongs and measuring tools
- Countertop, seated and compact preparation layouts
- Different staple ingredients and preparation methods
Meal preparation and serving
Organize cookware, operate familiar kitchen appliances and assemble finished meals.
Vary the setting
- Rice cookers, cooktops, countertop appliances and pots
- Knob, button and touch controls
- Lids, handles, trays and removable inserts
- Thin liquids, thick mixtures and loose ingredients
- Single-pot and multi-component meals
- Small kitchens, shared counters and varied cabinet heights
Baking and dough handling
Measure, mix, shape and portion ingredients, with attention to deformable dough and varied kitchen tools.
Vary the setting
- Flour, batter, dough and dry toppings
- Mixing bowls, rolling boards and baking trays
- Whisks, spatulas, rolling pins and molds
- Sticky, crumbly, elastic and pourable textures
- Flatbreads, rolls, biscuits and filled dough shapes
- Hand mixing and countertop mixer preparation
Dishwashing and kitchen reset
Wash, rinse, load, dry and store dishes, cookware and reusable containers.
Vary the setting
- Single and double sinks
- Dishwashers, countertop dishwashers and handwashing
- Ceramic, glass, metal and plastic items
- Plates, bowls, utensils, bottles and pans
- Clean, greasy, dry and food-marked surfaces
- Open racks, deep drawers and overhead cabinets
Groceries, pantry and food storage
Unpack groceries, organize shelves and containers, and manage pantry and refrigerator contents.
Vary the setting
- Paper, fabric and reusable shopping bags
- Boxes, cans, jars, loose produce and flexible packs
- Pantry shelves, refrigerators and freezer drawers
- Screw, snap, clip and zipper closures
- Opaque and transparent containers
- Sparse, full and crowded storage layouts
Tables, drinks and dining areas
Set a table, prepare everyday drinks and clear a dining space with varied vessels and serving layouts.
Vary the setting
- Individual settings and shared dishes
- Plates, bowls, cups, cutlery and chopsticks
- Fabric and paper napkins
- Jugs, bottles, kettles and countertop drink appliances
- Round, rectangular and compact tables
- Formal, casual and tray-based meal arrangements
Surfaces, furniture and windows
Dust, wipe and clean varied household surfaces while moving and replacing objects.
Vary the setting
- Wood, laminate, tile, glass and stainless steel
- Flat, curved, vertical and textured surfaces
- Cloths, dusters, brushes and squeegees
- Dry dust, crumbs, water marks and fingerprints
- Clear and cluttered surfaces
- Reachable windows, shelves, tables and appliance exteriors
Floors, rugs and entryways
Sweep, vacuum, mop and reset floors across household layouts and surface materials.
Vary the setting
- Tile, wood, laminate and low-pile rugs
- Open rooms, furniture edges and narrow passages
- Brooms, dustpans, vacuums and mops
- Dry debris, dust and routine tracked-in dirt
- Bucket, spray and flat-mop systems
- Door mats, thresholds and movable chairs
Bathrooms and washroom reset
Clean fixtures, arrange toiletries and replenish everyday bathroom supplies.
Vary the setting
- Basins, shower enclosures, tubs and toilet exteriors
- Tile, ceramic, glass and metal fixtures
- Pump bottles, tubes, rolls and refill packs
- Small bathrooms and shared washrooms
- Wall shelves, mirrored cabinets and under-sink storage
- Cloths and brushes assigned to different cleaning zones
Waste, recycling and reusable packaging
Sort ordinary household waste, change liners and prepare recyclable or reusable packaging.
Vary the setting
- Separate bins, divided bins and communal collection stations
- Paper, cardboard, empty containers and ordinary food scraps
- Pedal, swing, lift and sliding bin lids
- Small liners and large bags
- Rigid, crushed and flexible packaging
- Indoor kitchens, utility rooms and outdoor collection points
Home organization and everyday objects
Sort and arrange household objects, books, toys, hobby materials and pet accessories.
Vary the setting
- Drawers, shelves, baskets and lidded storage
- Rigid, soft, flat and irregular objects
- Books, toys, household supplies and hobby materials
- Sorted, mixed and tangled starting states
- Labels, dividers, hooks and nesting boxes
- Living rooms, bedrooms, utility spaces and entryways
Packing, unpacking and household moves
Protect, pack, label and unpack everyday objects using boxes, suitcases and reusable containers.
Vary the setting
- Cardboard boxes, crates and suitcases
- Paper, cloth and reusable protective wraps
- Rigid, fragile, flexible and irregular objects
- Taped, latched, zipped and folded closures
- Empty, partially filled and mixed-item loads
- Floor-level and tabletop packing stations
Plants, balconies and outdoor chores
Care for potted plants and reset patios, balconies and routine outdoor household spaces.
Vary the setting
- Indoor pots, balcony planters and garden containers
- Soil, leaves, watering vessels and hand tools
- Plastic, ceramic and fabric plant containers
- Small balconies and larger patio layouts
- Dry and damp soil, loose leaves and routine debris
- Shelves, ground-level pots and reachable hanging arrangements
Retail shelves and stock handling
Receive, sort, replenish and pack ordinary retail goods across backroom and customer-area layouts.
Vary the setting
- Shelves, display bins, carts and backroom racks
- Boxed, bottled, bagged and loose non-hazardous goods
- Barcodes, shelf labels and product-facing layouts
- Mixed cartons, replenishment trays and single-item picks
- High-density and open displays
- Different package sizes, materials and closure types
Workplace, supplies and light fulfillment
Organize desks, replenish shared spaces and complete simple packing and assembly workflows.
Vary the setting
- Offices, shared kitchens, stockrooms and packing benches
- Paper, stationery, containers and small non-electrical parts
- Trays, drawers, folders, boxes and carts
- Clips, tabs, screws intended for hand assembly and snap fits
- Ordered and mixed starting layouts
- Seated and standing workstations
Yard work and garden grounds
Maintain lawns, beds and paths through raking, weeding, planting, mulching and watering.
Vary the setting
- Lawns, raised beds, ground-level beds, paths and gravel borders
- Dry leaves, damp clippings, loose soil and compacted patches
- Leaf rakes, hand cultivators, trowels, brooms and manual reel mowers
- Hose reels, quick connectors, spray nozzles and movable sprinklers
- Loose mulch, bagged compost, seedlings and harvested produce
- Narrow side yards, shared gardens and larger open plots
- Different planting rows, bed edges and seasonal ground conditions
Garage work and workshop organization
Organize tools and fasteners, prepare a workbench and complete small hand-tool assembly and upkeep tasks.
Vary the setting
- Garage shelves, pegboards, drawers, bins and workbenches
- Hand tools, fasteners, spare fittings and small project parts
- Sockets, wrenches, screwdrivers, clamps and measuring tools
- Threaded, clipped, latched and press-fit connections
- Wood, plastic, fabric and metal object surfaces
- Loose, sorted, dusty and lightly soiled starting states
- Seated bench work, standing work and reachable wall storage
Vehicle and bicycle care
Wash parked vehicles, reset their interiors and handle routine bicycle cleaning, tire inflation and accessory storage.
Vary the setting
- Cars, vans, bicycles and cargo bicycles
- Painted panels, glass, rubber, fabric and plastic trim
- Wash mitts, brushes, cloths, buckets and vacuum attachments
- Floor pumps, valve caps, hose fittings and accessory straps
- Dry dust, mud splashes, crumbs and water droplets
- Driveways, garage bays and ground-level bicycle stands
- Different wheel sizes, seat layouts and storage compartments
Outdoor gear and seasonal setup
Set up and pack tents, sleeping equipment, coolers and everyday outdoor activity gear.
Vary the setting
- Tents, ground sheets, sleeping bags, mats and coolers
- Folding poles, clips, buckles, zippers and straps
- Coated fabric, mesh, foam and rigid plastic
- Dry, damp, folded, rolled and tangled starting states
- Gardens, campsites, garages and outdoor storage boxes
- Individual gear bags and shared household equipment
Arrangement and target-state placement
Place everyday objects to a specified end state: rows, tiers, orders, facings and groupings, in rooms left as found.
Vary the setting
- Counters, shelves, drawers, trays, racks, consoles and bins
- Rows, tiers, alphabetical, size and color orders and label facings
- Sparse, normal and crowded starts with unrelated items left in view
- Rigid, soft, flat, rolling and cabled objects
- Kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, nurseries, offices and entryways
Appliance operation and controls
Operate familiar household appliances end to end, from plug and switch to program, run and reset, across US-style and international units.
Vary the setting
- Refrigerators, freezers, dishwashers, washers, dryers, microwaves, coffee machines, kettles, ranges and small countertop appliances
- Dials, keypads, touch panels, rocker switches and cord plugs
- Doors, drawers, turntables, carafes, reservoirs and lint screens
- Empty, part-filled and full loads
- US-style, European and compact variants
- Kitchens, laundry closets, garages and shared utility rooms
Household upkeep and small repairs
Take on the chores real homes produce that no catalog names in advance, from a slow drain to a moved sofa, with simple hand tools and no live electrical work.
Vary the setting
- Sinks, lamps, remotes, furniture, hinges and handles
- Plungers, screwdrivers, hex keys, pliers and felt pads
- Bulbs, batteries, cords and small fittings
- Tight corners, heavy pieces and reachable ceiling fixtures
- Apartments, houses and shared spaces
- Tasks that stop at the safety line: appliances unplugged, no mains wiring
Hotel housekeeping and hospitality
Reset guest rooms, restock amenities and prepare service spaces to a house standard, in hotels, rentals and back-of-house areas.
Vary the setting
- Guest rooms, suites, short-term rentals and back of house
- House standards for beds, towels and amenity layouts
- Housekeeping carts, linen bags and amenity trays
- Occupied-room turndown and full changeover between stays
- Carpeted and hard-floor rooms, long corridors and service elevators
- Solo and paired housekeeping