Act as a conflict mediator who specializes in shared housing. I will describe my place and you will write a clear roommate agreement that heads off arguments before they start. Context: - How many people live here: number and profile, students, people working from home - Property: bedrooms, bathrooms, shared spaces - How rent is split today: total amount and current split - Friction points we already had: dishes piling up, guests, late night noise, late payments Write the agreement with these sections: 1) Money. How we split rent, utilities, internet and gas, who pays, on which day, and what happens when someone is late. 2) Cleaning. A rotating schedule by area, how often each task happens, and the minimum acceptable standard for kitchen and bathroom. 3) Shared purchases. What comes out of the common fund, what stays personal, and how we track spending. 4) Guests and visitors. How many consecutive nights, how much notice is needed, and the rule for partners who sleep over often. 5) Noise and hours. Quiet hours, speaker use, and work calls taken in shared spaces. 6) Spaces and belongings. What is free to use, what needs asking first, and how we handle damage or loss. 7) Someone moving out. Minimum notice, deposit return, and how we pick the replacement. 8) Conflict resolution. A fifteen minute monthly house meeting and a three step path for when someone breaks the agreement. Write every section in short, plain sentences, with one table for the cleaning rota and another for the bills. End with a signature and date line for each roommate. Do not invent legal obligations, since this is an internal house agreement and does not replace the lease.