T-007

Closet

Keeps track of which clothes are in which home, and packs trips between them.

Example · a made-up closet

11 pieces

Bangalore

Trip

Packing

Bangalore → Hometown

6 days · Festival · Winter at Hometown

Topsneed 6 · 3 therePack 3
Bottomsneed 2 · 1 therePack 1
Ethnicneed 2 · 0 therePack 2
Outerwearneed 1 · 1 thereAlready there
Footwearneed 1 · 0 therePack 1

Cabin bag

Nothing packed yet.

Tap a piece in Bangalore to pack it. Tap it in the bag to take it out.

5 pieces

Hometown

Striped teeGreen teeLinen shirtGrey joggersWool cardigan

What it does

01Builds each wardrobe from shelf photos. Claude Code agents list every piece in a photo, and merge anything photographed twice.
02Knows what's at each home. Anything the agents weren't sure about waits for you under Review.
03Plans a trip from the gaps: what you'll need, minus what's already at the other home.
04Packing and unpacking a trip moves the items. You never edit where something is by hand.
05Keeps every move as history, so you can see when a thing went where.

Run it

A local app: it runs on your Mac, and your phone opens it over the same Wi-Fi. The database and photos stay in its data folder, out of git. The code is private for now.

Start

npm install
npm run dev   # http://localhost:3000

Photograph each shelf, rail and drawer. Put the photos in intake/bangalore/, or use Add in the app from your phone. Then, in Claude Code:

Claude Code

catalog my Bangalore photos

The same closet from the command line. Everything prints JSON.

Command line

./bin/closet status
./bin/closet items --location hometown
./bin/closet item <id>
./bin/closet export
./bin/closet help

Ideas

Pack for a trip from its weather forecast.
An outfit of the day from what you've worn least.
Lend a jacket to a friend and track it home.

Want one of these, or something wilder? Let's make it.

@tirth.design