Measure a lawn
Estimated square footage with a mapped outline to help inform your next quote.
Give your AI agent a new skill: measure a customer’s lawn, review the mapped area, and bring back the square footage. Built for lawn care and pest control teams.
Copy the prompt, paste it into your agent, and review its installation steps.
Local install · No measurement credits used
Codex skill documentation ↗~/.agents/skills/openlawn-measureBrowser control + an OpenLawn account required. The skill provides instructions, not browser tools. These prompts target local agents, not regular ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini chats. Tool availability depends on your setup.
Replace the placeholder with your customer’s property. Sign in to OpenLawn yourself when prompted.
Use the OpenLawn skill to measure the lawn at [full U.S. street address, city, state]. Return the estimated lawn square footage, available parcel and verge details, and any caveats. Let me sign in myself if needed.
Queue addresses from your CRM, retrieve mapped results, and receive signed completion webhooks. Use scoped API keys tied to your workspace.
Explore the API ↗Estimated square footage with a mapped outline to help inform your next quote.
Available parcel and curbside verge details, with visible limitations and caveats.
Ask your agent to reopen a saved measurement without starting a new analysis.
New accounts receive five free AI measurements. A completed new analysis uses one account credit; opening history does not.
Create an OpenLawn account ↗A portable instruction file for your agent. This release uses the signed-in OpenLawn browser interface; it is not an unauthenticated API or an MCP server. Installation paths are based on each agent’s documentation, not a certification of every browser setup.
No OpenLawn provider API key is needed. Sign in to your own OpenLawn account in the browser. Never paste passwords or session cookies into your agent. Your agent’s own subscription or model charges may still apply.
Review the overlay before using its estimated area in your own pricing. Aerial measurements are not legal surveys. Imagery age, tree cover, and parcel coverage can affect results.
Agent marks via LobeHub Icons (MIT). Trademarks belong to their owners. No endorsement implied.