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Make a packing list for my trip

A tailored packing checklist based on your destination, weather, activities, and luggage limits, so you pack light and forget nothing important.

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The prompt

Help me make a packing list for my trip. Destination and dates: [WHERE and WHEN - e.g. "Lisbon, 5 nights in late March"] Expected weather: [WHAT I KNOW - or "please tell me what to check"] Activities planned: [e.g. city walking, one nice dinner, beach day, hiking] Luggage: [carry-on only / checked bag / backpack, plus any airline size or weight limits] Who is packing: [just me / me and a partner / family with kids - ages] Laundry access: [yes / no / unsure] Special needs: [medications, baby gear, work laptop, mobility aids, CPAP] Rules: - Build outfits that mix and match rather than one outfit per day. Aim for the lightest list that still covers the plan. - Separate items that must go in my carry-on (documents, medications, chargers, valuables, one change of clothes) from checked items. - Flag carry-on restrictions to double-check, such as liquids limits and lithium batteries, and tell me to confirm current rules with my airline and airport security. - Include the easily forgotten: plug adapters, copies of documents, a pen for arrival forms, refillable water bottle. Return: 1. A checklist grouped by: Documents and money, Carry-on essentials, Clothes, Toiletries, Tech, Health, Extras for my activities. 2. Quantities for clothing items. 3. A "buy there if needed" list of things not worth packing. 4. A 5-item last-minute check for the morning I leave.

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What to fill in

  • WHERE and WHEN - e.g. "Lisbon, 5 nights in late March"
  • WHAT I KNOW - or "please tell me what to check"
  • e.g. city walking, one nice dinner, beach day, hiking
  • just me / me and a partner / family with kids - ages
  • yes / no / unsure
  • medications, baby gear, work laptop, mobility aids, CPAP

How this prompt is built

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