Prepare resale photos and price comparisons before listing clothes
At a glance
Stephanie Obodda used Claude Cowork to organize clothing photos and research sold prices, then completed Poshmark listings herself. This workflow is listed under Reselling, Decluttering, Price Research.
- Agents / tools
- Claude Cowork, Chrome, Poshmark
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What they did
1) Install Claude desktop with Cowork access. Photograph each garment in order: front, tag, measurements, back; end shoe sequences with the soles. Put the photos in Mens, Womens, or Kids folders. 2) In Cowork, use + > Folder to grant access. Describe the sequence and request a grouping plan before changes. After checking it, approve per-item folders named by brand, type, color, and size, each with a listing_info.txt containing visible item details. 3) Use a separate Chrome profile signed into Poshmark. Attach the item folder again and ask Cowork to search sold listings for comparable sale prices and original prices, adding them to each text file. 4) Request a condition-adjusted recommended price. Use the organized photos and notes to create and finish the listings yourself.
How it went
Organization and price research worked; automatic listing creation stalled at image uploads, so Obodda finished manually.
Worth knowing
She found Sonnet more effective than Haiku for grouping. Poshmark would not save drafts without images.
