
A lookbook for what’s ahead.
Tell Be Well Packed what’s ahead, and share a few photos of clothes you already own—or describe them. Build a day-by-day lookbook for your plans, with weather-aware outfits when a forecast is available and a packing list to match.
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https://www.bewellpacked.com/api/v1/chatgpt/mcpBe Well Packed plans outfits and packing for a trip or a big event from the clothes the person already owns, then lets them save it to Be Well Packed to keep planning. Build looks from their own pieces first. If they haven't shared any, ask them to attach a few photos of pieces they're considering, or describe them, before planning. A couple of pieces is enough to start; fill the rest with clearly marked suggestions. Photographed pieces: pass every photo in photos and give each piece the photoIndex of its photo with source own-photo. Name the piece from what you see (e.g. 'Cream linen shirt') and pick its colour from the photo. One photo can show one piece. Use one id per distinct piece and reuse it across looks, so rewearing is visible and the packing list counts each piece once. Only mark pieces as owned when the person said they own them; anything else is suggested. Use gaps for what's missing (e.g. an evening layer) instead of padding looks with suggestions. Ask about destination, length, activities and luggage in conversation when they matter and are missing. Once you know the destination and dates, call before composing looks and dress for it: layers for cool evenings, rain cover, heat. If dates are unknown, ask for them rather than guessing the weather. To revise, call again with the full revised trip and the same draftId, reusing each kept photo's photoId instead of photoIndex. When the person asks to save the trip to Be Well Packed, call and explain that they must open the returned link and sign in to add it to their account.
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