Research distinctive, well-made gift ideas for people in a recipient registry, using their recorded ages, interests, and past suggestions alongside current trends. It checks product links during each run and saves ideas to avoid repeats.
Researches special, uncommon, high-quality gift ideas for specific people in the principal's life, from a registry of recipients with ages and interests, using what is trending in each interest right now. USE WHEN gift ideas, gifts for, what should I get, present for, birthday gift, Christmas gift, holiday gift, find a gift, run the gifts workflow, gift ideas for a group, add a gift recipient, new gift person, update their interests. NOT FOR buying or ordering the gift, general product research unrelated to a recipient (Research), looking up who a person is (People via `people who`).
Run score Not tested
See how to installGifts researches ideas using each registered recipient’s age, interests, constraints, occasion notes, and past suggestions. It considers current trends in the recipient’s areas of interest, then looks for uncommon, well-made items instead of relying only on popular mass-market products. Suggestions include a price, the reason for the choice, and a product link checked during that run. Each run is saved to that recipient’s history so later searches can avoid repeating earlier ideas. You can also add recipients or update their information.
Use Gifts to choose a birthday or seasonal present that fits someone’s recorded preferences. For a group, it can prepare a separate list for each registered person. Because it uses registry details, it does not guess someone’s age or interests.
A recipient registry is required. Product availability and links are checked during the search; anything that cannot be checked is marked unverified. For clothing, shoes, and other fitted items, the suggestion includes a question about size.
This overview was written by AI (OpenAI Codex) from the public SKILL.md. Check the original below for the exact behavior.
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Not counted in the score. Rated by AI (OpenAI Codex) as of Oct 28, 2026. Treat it as a guide and read the original before installing.
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Finds gifts that feel chosen: uncommon, well made, and current in what the recipient loves right now, for people of any age. Recipients live in a registry; every run is saved so later runs never repeat an idea.
unverified.| Intent | Trigger | File |
|---|---|---|
| FindGifts | "gift ideas for <recipient>", "run gifts for <name>", "what should I get <name>", "gifts for <group>" (runs every recipient in the named group) | Intents/FindGifts.md |
| AddRecipient | "add a gift recipient", "new gift person", "<name> is into X now", "update <name>'s interests" | Intents/AddRecipient.md |
| File | Read when |
|---|---|
Setup.md | the registry is missing, first-time setup, the registry field list, or proving the skill works |
Tools/CheckHistory.help.md | checking a saved run file: idea count, link marks, repeats against earlier runs |
First-time setup, accounts and a proof command: Setup.md. The registry is required: if Recipients.md is missing, stop and say so, pointing the user at Setup.md. Never guess recipients, ages or interests.
~/.claude/LIFEOS/USER/CUSTOMIZATIONS/SKILLS/Gifts/Recipients.md — one ## <id> section per recipient: relationship, age with its as-of date, interests, constraints, occasion notes. Every recipient in it is its own run target ("gifts for <name>").~/.claude/LIFEOS/USER/CUSTOMIZATIONS/SKILLS/Gifts/History/<id>-<YYYY-MM-DD>.md — one file per run; a second run the same day adds -2, -3.~/Downloads/ for review.Example 1: One recipient
User: "Gift ideas for <recipient>"
→ FindGifts: reads the registry entry and past history, researches current trends per interest
→ Returns a short ranked list with price, why it is special, and a verified link; saves History + Downloads copy
Example 2: A group
User: "Run the gifts for the <group>"
→ FindGifts for each recipient tagged with that group, one list per recipient
Example 3: New recipient
User: "Add my coworker Jordan, 35, into bouldering and film photography"
→ AddRecipient: appends a registry section with age as-of today
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