About this skill

Problem

The items travelers forget are often not large purchases but scene-specific details: missing sun protection and altitude-related supplies for a plateau trip, leaving behind quick-dry clothing for a beach trip, or forgetting children's medicine for a family trip. Manual checklists rely on personal experience and can become outdated as soon as weather changes.

How It Works

The skill turns “what should I bring to a place?” into a set of evaluable inputs: destination, days, trip_type, scene, and travelers. When generate is called, it first fetches destination weather, then applies a built-in five-dimensional packing logic to produce a categorized list.

Weather fit: heat gets sun and heat protection, rain gets rain gear, large temperature swings suggest layered clothing.
Trip length: underwear, tops, and bottoms are estimated by days, with detergent suggested for longer trips.
Trip type: business, vacation, outdoor, visiting family, and parent-child trips add different items.
Scene constraints: beach, plateau, snow, hot spring, and international trips include specific reminders.
Packing check: check compares packed items against the list, reports completion progress, and flags missing essentials.

The quick mode skips weather lookup and is suitable when only a basic checklist is needed.

Boundaries

It is intended for generating and checking packing lists, not for booking flights or hotels. Weather data comes from a proxy service, while checklist logic is computed locally; if destination weather cannot be retrieved, quick mode can be used instead.

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Use Cases

Before a beach family trip, generate clothing, beach gear, and child supplies using weather, trip length, and scene.
Before a business trip, prepare formal wear, laptop accessories, and rain gear based on temperature, trip type, and days.
Before departure, submit packed items to check for missed essentials and review packing progress.
When weather lookup is unavailable, use quick mode to build a basic list by days, trip type, and hot spring scene.

Best For

Frequent business travelers who need clothing and laptop gear matched to trip type and weather.
Parents planning family trips who need child supplies, medicine, and scene-specific gear listed clearly.
Travelers preparing short notice who want a quick basic packing list without booking-related steps.
Team leaders organizing outdoor trips who need to confirm gear by trip length and destination scene.