Purpose
This guide is the user-facing starting point for moving through HASMaster without losing the relationship between discovery, guided planning, account management, and household collaboration.
Main Surfaces
- Home / Explore: broad discovery entry points and assistant nudges.
- Account: personal settings, profile access, library snapshot, and journey administration.
- My Home: household onboarding, invite-code sharing, member roles, shared library access, and household journeys.
- Journeys: guided execution flow with progress, confirmation, and scenario persistence.
- Directories: Use Cases, Devices, Software, Infrastructure, and Guides.
How To Choose The Right Surface
- Use directories when you are browsing curated options and comparing approaches.
- Use journeys when you want HASMaster to capture decisions step by step and turn them into an implementation plan.
- Use Account when you need to manage your own profile, saved work, and personal journey history.
- Use My Home when you need to manage shared household content, member roles, invite codes, and household-scoped journeys.
Journey Page Layout
- Left column: contextual examples and linked content from the HASMaster taxonomy.
- Middle column: assistant interaction, structured confirmations, and response-preference controls.
- Right column: scenario switcher, recorded-answer review, and save/progress actions.
Best Practices
- Treat each distinct automation goal as its own journey scenario.
- Confirm task summaries before moving on so downstream stages inherit the right assumptions.
- Save after document-outcomes to preserve a clean version in your account history.
- Use
Mineas a household scope, not as a single-user personal label.