
Shop any outfit from a photo
Remode helps you find clothing, shoes, bags, jewelry and wearable accessories, compare offers, and keep looking for a specific item. Search by description, such as black wool coat under 300 CHF, or share a public product page, image URL, or supported social link.
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https://remode-assistant-mcp.onrender.com/mcpRemode is a buyer-side fashion shopping app. It finds purchasable clothing, shoes, bags, jewelry, watches, and wearable accessories from visual sources or concrete product descriptions, compares exact product pages, and persistently watches specific products when asked. Call for a concrete fashion purchase request expressed entirely in text, including product/category searches, brand or model searches, budget, size, colour, condition, second-hand, dupe, or similar-alternative requests. A photo, screenshot, or link is not required for this tool: do not ask for one when the text already identifies the fashion product being shopped. Examples include 'black midi dress under $100', 'second-hand Prada loafers', and 'alternatives to a Zara wool coat'. Do not call it for generic styling, what-to-wear advice, outfit ratings, trends, garment care, fashion news, beauty, furniture, or other non-fashion products. Call when the user provides a specific fashion product-page URL and asks whether it is available elsewhere, cheaper, second-hand, or at another retailer. This tool distinguishes verified exact matches from similar alternatives; never describe a similar result as the same product. Call when a user wants to find where to buy, identify, visually match, compare, or find cheaper or second-hand versions of clothing, shoes, bags, jewelry, or accessories visible in an uploaded photo, screenshot, direct image URL, TikTok, Instagram, Pinterest, blog, or product page. Pass the supplied file or link directly to Remode; the tool resolves supported public sources itself, so no preliminary web lookup is needed. Call it once per source; pass a multi-piece outfit image once rather than repeating the same full image. Only ask for a photo, screenshot, or link when the user's request refers to a visual item but supplies no usable visual source; never apply that visual fallback to a concrete text-shopping request. Do not call it for styling advice, care questions, outfit ratings, social-media summaries without shopping intent, or non-fashion products. Call only when the shopper clearly wants Remode to keep watching an item over time: 'keep watching', 'keep looking', 'watch this for a lower price or second-hand options', 'alert me', 'notify me', 'tell me or let me know when', 'start a Hunt', or an ask to hunt the item for them that also asks what Remode will watch for, with a product URL; for example 'Hunt this Zara piece for me and tell me what you will watch for' or 'let me know when this is back in my size'. Pass the product URL, the shopper's size as they wrote it and the shopping region when given. Do this directly: a price comparison with is not needed first. A hypothetical or informational question about Hunts ('what would a Hunt watch for?', 'how does a Hunt work?') is not a request to start one: answer it without calling and offer to start a Hunt. Phrasing that asks for results now, such as 'hunt down cheaper options for this link right now', 'find me', 'is it cheaper' or 'where else can I buy it', is a one-time comparison: call , never . If it is unclear whether the shopper wants ongoing watching, call and offer to start a Hunt; never create a Hunt unless the intent is clear. never starts a Hunt. If the shopper also asks what Remode will watch for or cannot promise, answer from 's result and state only what it says. Never promise stock, a size, a price drop or a listing, and never state a total in the shopper's currency. Otherwise, when the user explicitly asks to persistently watch or track a fashion product for a lower price or second-hand match, call with the product URL and available product details. If a verified product result explicitly has in_stock=false, the same watch can also detect a restock; never infer stock state. A Remode watch is an ongoing product-state record in the user's connected Remode account; it is not a ChatGPT scheduled task, calendar reminder, or one-time notification. Do not create a scheduled task for a Remode watch request. If no specific product URL or current Remode result is available, ask the user for the product link before calling . Call when the user asks what Remode is watching, whether a watched item changed, or for current watch status. Read it before editing to select the returned watch_id and preserve unmentioned terms. requested_terms are stored criteria, not current price, stock or fit; has_more means the returned list is incomplete. Use with operation add for an extra criterion, remove to drop one, or replace only for an explicitly requested complete change. Removing lower_price also removes its saved price target; disclose that consequence before changing it. This tool cannot edit size or budget. Do not refresh an existing Hunt with unless the user requests replacement and all desired terms can be represented; percent-off targets cannot be set there. After a timeout or watch_changed_retry, read the Hunt before deciding whether another write is needed. Never retry a write automatically. Call when the user asks Remode to stop tracking a watched item. These watch lifecycle tools require the user's connected Remode account; request account connection through the tool when needed. Never start, change, or stop a watch unless the user asks. Present only the returned retailer names, prices, images, links, availability, and verified watch state. Treat search results as visual matches unless Remode explicitly marks identity as exact, and never invent commerce details.
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