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Automation Breakdown · Claude Skill

Convivial Vintage Lister

Drop raw photos of thrifted finds in a folder and the pipeline does the rest: groups shots into items, identifies each one Lens-first, prices it off real sold comps, and builds crosslisting drafts on Flyp for Poshmark, Facebook, Etsy, and eBay, with a paper trail of every identification and pricing call.

4 marketplaces per item

Lens-first identification

0 auto-publishes · drafts only

1 run log per session

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The Workflow

Scroll sideways · click any step for its explanation

loop

true

false

done

Best guess beats no guess

Vintage ID is hard even for experts. Every item gets the most-researched guess, a built draft anyway, and a clear flag on anything uncertain for Dana to correct before publishing.

The one rule that saves hours

Never browse eBay hoping to stumble onto the item. Identify first (mark or Lens), then search for exactly that.

Quantity is ALWAYS 1

A set of 4 mugs is ONE listing at one price. Typing 4 into Quantity turns a $35 set into what reads as 4 mugs at $35 each.

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“List the New Items”

or run the lister

F

Setup Checks

folder + Chrome + Flyp

{ }

Inventory Photos

group into items

{ }

Rename Images

item-slug prefix

↻

Loop Items

one at a time

Ch

Google Lens ID

clearest photo first

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Maker’s Mark?

the shortcut

Ch

Research Mark

text search

A\

Grade Confidence

High / Med / Low

Ch

Sold Comps

eBay solds, exact ID

{ }

Price It

$35+ ships free

Ch

Build Flyp Draft

4 marketplaces

Ch

Verify Draft + Photos

on the item page

F

Move to Listed

folder = to-do list

{ }

Log + Recap

flags surfaced

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The pipeline at a glance

Click any step to see exactly what it does. The pipeline reads left to right: group the photos, identify Lens-first, price off exact sold comps, draft on Flyp, archive and log.

Claude in Chrome

Device folder

Claude reasoning

Logic / rules

Branch (if)

Loop

Trigger

How It Works

Identify first, price second, draft always

01 · Group + Identify

Photos become items

Claude walks the shooting sequence to find item boundaries, renames every image with an item slug, then identifies each piece: Google Lens on the clearest photo first, and a legible maker’s mark beats everything. Every ID gets a High / Medium / Low confidence grade, a best guess with a flag beats no guess.

02 · Comps + Price

Real solds, exact matches

Comps run ONLY after the ID is pinned down, searching eBay solds for exactly that maker and pattern, never browsing ten million lookalikes. The median sold price meets the house shipping rules ($35+ ships free) to set the list price.

03 · Draft + Log

Four marketplaces, zero publishes

The browser builds each listing on Flyp, title, description, photos, price, all four marketplace forms, and saves as draft only; Dana reviews and publishes. Confirmed items’ photos move to the Listed folder, everything lands in the run log, and the incoming folder doubles as the to-do list for the next session.

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