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home-inventory

Document everything you own for insurance, moving, or estate planning. Manage a JSON database of household items with depreciation tracking, insurance-ready reports, and moving box labeling. Skill: home-inventory Owner: voronindenis5 Summary: Document everything you own for insurance, moving, or estate planning. Manage a JSON database of household items with depreciation tracking, insurance-ready reports, and moving box labeling. Tags: latest:0.1.0 Version history: v0.1.0 | 2026-08-14T06:18:47.318Z | auto Initial public release with core home inventory management features: - Track household items in a JS

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Vendor: Clawhubvendor · observed Oct 10, 2026
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Latest release: 0.1.0release · observed Aug 14, 2026
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SKILL.md

---
name: home-inventory
description: >
  Document everything you own for insurance, moving, or estate planning.
  Manage a JSON database of household items with depreciation tracking,
  insurance-ready reports, and moving box labeling.
version: 1.0.0
author: Denis Voronin
license: MIT
metadata:
  hermes:
    tags:
      - inventory
      - insurance
      - home
      - moving
      - estate-planning
      - documentation
---

# Home Inventory

Track everything you own — for insurance claims, moving logistics, or estate planning.

## Quick Start

```bash
# Add an item
python scripts/inventory.py add \
  --name "MacBook Pro" \
  --category "electronics" \
  --room "office" \
  --value 2400 \
  --brand "Apple" \
  --model "MacBook Pro 14 M3" \
  --serial "C02XK1234ABC" \
  --purchase-date "2024-03-15" \
  --notes "AppleCare+ until 2027"

# List all items
python scripts/inventory.py list

# Search by keyword
python scripts/inventory.py search "MacBook"

# Items in a specific room
python scripts/inventory.py by-room kitchen

# Total value of everything
python scripts/inventory.py total-value

# Export to CSV (for spreadsheets / insurance upload)
python scripts/inventory.py export-csv --output inventory.csv

# Insurance report (replacement cost, room-by-room breakdown)
python scripts/inventory.py insurance-report

# Depreciation report (current vs purchase value by category)
python scripts/inventory.py depreciation-report

# Assign items to moving boxes and generate box manifests
python scripts/inventory.py assign-box --item-id 3 --box "BOX-001"
python scripts/inventory.py box-manifest BOX-001
```

## Data Storage

All items are stored in `inventory.json` (configurable via `--db`). Each item has:

| Field           | Description                         |
|-----------------|-------------------------------------|
| id              | Auto-incremented unique ID          |
| name            | Item name                           |
| category        | electronics, furniture, jewelry, …  |
| room            | Where the item lives                |
| purchase_date   | ISO date (YYYY-MM-DD)               |
| estimated_value | Current replacement value (float)   |
| brand_model     | Manufacturer and model              |
| serial_number   | Serial number for ID/claims         |
| photo_path      | Path to a photo of the item         |
| qr_label_id     | QR label identifier                 |
| box_id          | Moving box assignment               |
| notes           | Free-text notes                     |

## Depreciation Model

Depreciation rates are defined by category in `references/depreciation-tables.md`:

- **Electronics**: fast depreciation (~25%/yr, ~5yr lifespan)
- **Furniture**: slow depreciation (~8%/yr, ~15yr lifespan)
- **Appliances**: moderate (~12%/yr, ~10yr lifespan)
- **Clothing**: fast (~20%/yr, ~5yr lifespan)
- **Jewelry**: appreciates (~3%/yr)
- **Art/Collectibles**: appreciates (~5%/yr)

See `references/depreciation-tables.md` for full detai

README.md

# Home Inventory

Document everything you own for **insurance**, **moving**, or **estate planning**.

A lightweight, dependency-free Python tool that manages a JSON database of household items with depreciation tracking, insurance-ready reports, and a moving box labeling system.

## Features

- 📦 **Item Management** — Add, list, search, and categorize household items
- 💰 **Depreciation Tracking** — Category-aware depreciation (electronics depreciate fast, jewelry appreciates)
- 🏠 **Insurance Reports** — Replacement cost summaries, room-by-room breakdowns, high-value flags
- 📦 **Moving Box System** — Assign items to boxes, generate QR-friendly manifests
- 📊 **CSV Export** — Export to spreadsheets or upload to insurance providers
- 🔒 **100% Local** — Your data stays in a local JSON file. No cloud, no accounts.

## Quick Start

```bash
# Add an item
python scripts/inventory.py add \
  --name "MacBook Pro" --category electronics --room office \
  --value 2400 --brand "Apple" --model "MBP 14 M3" \
  --serial "C02XK1234ABC" --purchase-date 2024-03-15

# See everything
python scripts/inventory.py list

# Insurance report
python scripts/inventory.py insurance-report

# Depreciation report
python scripts/inventory.py depreciation-report

# Export to CSV
python scripts/inventory.py export-csv --output my_inventory.csv

# Moving boxes
python scripts/inventory.py assign-box --item-id 1 --box BOX-001
python scripts/inventory.py box-manifest BOX-001
```

## Requirements

- Python 3.8+ (stdlib only — no pip dependencies)

## Commands

| Command              | Description                                    |
|----------------------|------------------------------------------------|
| `add`                | Add a new item                                 |
| `list`               | List all items                                 |
| `search`             | Search items by keyword                        |
| `by-room`            | Filter items by room                           |
| `total-value`        | Show total value of all items                  |
| `export-csv`         | Export inventory to CSV                        |
| `insurance-report`   | Generate insurance-ready report                |
| `depreciation-report`| Show depreciation by category                  |
| `assign-box`         | Assign an item to a moving box                 |
| `box-manifest`       | Generate a QR-friendly box manifest            |

## Project Structure

```
home-inventory/
├── SKILL.md
├── README.md
├── LICENSE
├── scripts/
│   └── inventory.py
└── references/
    ├── insurance-claims-guide.md
    └── depreciation-tables.md
```

## License

MIT © Denis Voronin

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references/depreciation-tables.md

# Depreciation Tables

> Expected lifespan and annual depreciation rates by category.

These tables are used by `scripts/inventory.py` to calculate current (depreciated) values. Adjust the rates in the script's `DEPRECIATION_RATES` dictionary to match your local market conditions or insurer guidelines.

## How Depreciation Is Calculated

```
current_value = original_value × (1 - annual_rate × years_since_purchase)
```

- Capped at the item's **typical lifespan** — value stops declining after that.
- For appreciating categories (jewelry, art), the formula reverses:
  ```
  current_value = original_value × (1 + appreciation_rate × years_since_purchase)
  ```

## Rate Table

| Category       | Annual Rate | Direction    | Typical Lifespan | Notes                                  |
|----------------|-------------|--------------|------------------|----------------------------------------|
| Electronics    | 25%         | Depreciating | 5 years          | TVs, computers, phones, audio gear     |
| Appliances     | 12%         | Depreciating | 10 years         | Fridge, washer, oven, dishwasher       |
| Furniture      | 8%          | Depreciating | 15 years         | Sofas, tables, beds, shelving          |
| Clothing       | 20%         | Depreciating | 5 years          | Everyday wear; designer may appreciate |
| Tools          | 10%         | Depreciating | 12 years         | Power tools, hand tools, workshop      |
| Sports         | 12%         | Depreciating | 8 years          | Bikes, camping, fitness equipment      |
| Books          | 10%         | Depreciating | 20 years         | First editions/collectible may appreciate |
| Jewelry        | 3%          | **Appreciating** | 100 years    | Gold/diamond values track inflation+   |
| Art            | 5%          | **Appreciating** | 100 years    | Original works, limited prints         |
| Collectibles   | 4%          | **Appreciating** | 100 years    | Coins, stamps, vintage toys            |
| Vehicles       | 15%         | Depreciating | 12 years         | Cars, motorcycles, scooters            |
| Musical        | 6%          | Depreciating | 25 years         | Instruments, audio gear                |
| Other          | 10%         | Depreciating | 10 years         | Default for uncategorized items        |

## Worked Examples

### Electronics — Laptop purchased 3 years ago for $2,000

```
annual_rate = 25%, lifespan = 5 years
years = 3 (under lifespan cap)
current = $2,000 × (1 - 0.25 × 3)
        = $2,000 × 0.25
        = $500
```

### Furniture — Sofa purchased 10 years ago for $1,500

```
annual_rate = 8%, lifespan = 15 years
years = 10 (under lifespan cap)
current = $1,500 × (1 - 0.08 × 10)
        = $1,500 × 0.20
        = $300
```

### Jewelry — Ring purchased 5 years ago for $5,000

```
appreciation_rate = 3% (appreciates)
current = $5,000 × (1 + 0.03 × 5)
        = $5,000 × 1.15
        = $5,750
```

## Adjusting Rates

Open `scripts/inventory.py` and edit the `DEPRECIATION_RATES`

references/insurance-claims-guide.md

# Insurance Claims Guide

> What to document **before** you need to file a claim.

## Why Document Now?

After a fire, flood, or burglary, you're stressed, grieving, and under pressure from your insurer. Trying to reconstruct what you owned from memory — with receipts, serial numbers, and values — is nearly impossible. A home inventory built **before** a loss is the single most powerful tool for a smooth, fair claim settlement.

## What to Document for Each Item

| Field            | Why it matters                                             |
|------------------|------------------------------------------------------------|
| **Photo**        | Visual proof the item existed and its condition            |
| **Serial number**| Proves ownership; insurers and police use it to match recovered stolen goods |
| **Brand/model**  | Needed for replacement cost calculation (like-for-like)    |
| **Purchase date**| Establishes age and depreciation                           |
| **Receipt**      | Gold-standard proof of value; store digitally               |
| **Estimated value** | What it would cost to replace today (not what you paid) |

## The 4 Evidence Levels (Strongest → Weakest)

1. **Receipt + photo + serial** — bulletproof
2. **Photo + serial** — very strong
3. **Photo + brand/model** — good
4. **Written description only** — better than nothing, but expect pushback

## Photo Best Practices

- Take photos in good lighting, items in their normal location
- Capture serial number plates up close (legible)
- Show condition — open doors, drawers, turn on electronics
- For sets (dining room, tools), photograph the whole set together
- Store photos **off-site** — cloud, external drive at a relative's house, safety deposit box

## Coverage Types — Know the Difference

| Coverage              | What it pays                                      |
|-----------------------|---------------------------------------------------|
| **Actual Cash Value (ACV)** | Replacement cost **minus depreciation**     |
| **Replacement Cost (RC)**   | What it costs to buy a new equivalent item  |

Always check your policy. RC coverage is worth the extra premium for most households.

## Special Categories Need Extra Attention

### Jewelry & Watches
- Almost always require a separate **rider or scheduled personal property endorsement**
- Get professional appraisals every 3–5 years
- Photos must show the piece clearly (on a neutral background)

### Art & Collectibles
- Professional appraisal required for items above your policy's single-article limit
- Keep provenance documents (certificates of authenticity, purchase records)

### Electronics
- Serial numbers are critical (police check these against stolen-goods databases)
- Note warranty/AppleCare+ status — may cover replacement separately

### Firearms
- Require separate scheduling in most policies
- Record serial numbers, make, model, and caliber

## High-Value Items (>$1,000)

These items are the most disputed during claims. For ea

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