Use an AI agent to automatically catalog physical items like toys and books from photos, creating a searchable inventory in a note-taking app. The agent can then connect these physical items to digital plans, like suggesting relevant toys for a lesson.
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Take photos of all the physical items you want to catalog, such as educational toys, books, art supplies, or Montessori materials. Grouping them on a single surface can be efficient.
Send the photos to your AI agent with a simple command to begin the cataloging process.
I wanna make an inventory of my learning supplies. Here's the photos.The agent will use vision capabilities to analyze the images and automatically create a structured inventory in a tool like Obsidian. It will identify each item, its type, suggested age range, and a description, saving you from manual data entry.
Leverage the new inventory by having your agent reference it during other tasks. For example, when generating a lesson plan, the agent can suggest relevant physical items you own that would complement the lesson.
For maximum efficiency, grant your agent access to your printer. This allows you to instantly print a physical copy of a digital item, such as a worksheet from a book, just by taking a photo and issuing a simple command.
Sylvie, print this.
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