Energy Audit Report
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Dry-run test passed · Jun 20, 2026
Editorially graded · Jun 20, 2026
This skill develops a personalized energy savings plan based on a user's utility bills, providing a detailed roadmap for reducing energy consumption and lowering utility bills. The plan will include a breakdown of energy usage by appliance, a list of recommended upgrades and repairs, and a schedule for implementing the plan. The user will need to provide their utility bills for the past 12 months, and the skill will output a comprehensive plan in PDF format, 3-4 pages in length.
A ready-to-paste prompt you can drop into your AI. Produces a PDF.
- Claude · ChatGPT · Gemini
- Paste it in, fill the [brackets]
- Any AI assistant
- Works anywhere you can paste text
See it in action
A real input → output sample
User uploaded 8 months of electric bills and provided details: 2,200 sq ft single-family home in Austin, Texas, 4 occupants, no gas service, 10-year-old AC, and electric water heater. User requested a Home Energy Savings Plan.

View the full output as text
PDF report with 4 pages: Executive Summary, Usage Analysis, Prioritized Recommendations, and Implementation Schedule & Next Steps. Key findings include replacing the 10-year-old AC unit with a SEER 2 heat pump to save $450-$720/year and estimated total savings of $750-$1,200 per year. Recommendations are tiered by payback period and include actions like thermostat scheduling, LED lighting retrofit, and attic insulation upgrade.
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