Get a step-by-step tidy-up plan for a messy room from photos with Claude

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A Hacker News user photographed all four walls of his messy home office and asked Claude for a plan to tackle it. It picked out the different workspaces and the piles on the floor, then produced a checklist with targeted advice, even pointing to the 'welcome back daddy' sign on the wall as a reason to make it a space to share with his kids.

Prompt to copy
Here are photos of each wall of my [ROOM]. It's become a mess and I don't know where to start. Identify the different areas and the main problem spots, then give me a checklist I can work through in [TIME AVAILABLE], starting with the quickest wins. For each step, say what to keep nearby, what to move elsewhere and what to consider getting rid of.

Replace the [PLACEHOLDERS] with your own details before you send it.

How to try it

  1. Take one clear photo of each wall, including the floor and surfaces.
  2. Upload them to Claude with the prompt and ask for a checklist split into short sessions.
  3. Work through one item at a time, then send an ‘after’ photo and ask what to tackle next.

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