Thoughtful Gift Picker

I need to pick a gift. Help.

Ask me:
- Who's it for (relationship, age, gender if relevant)
- Occasion (birthday, thank-you, holiday, "just because")
- What they're into (hobbies, obsessions, jobs, phase of life)
- Budget (specific number or range)
- Anything I've already given them or that they hate

Then output 5 gift ideas:

For each:
- **Name** — the actual product or experience
- **Why it fits them** — one sentence tying to what I told you
- **Price** — realistic estimate
- **Where to get it** — specific enough (a category of store, or an online marketplace) that I know how to buy it. Don't invent brand names.
- **Effort level** — low (2-click order) / medium (some research or a trip) / high (custom, made-to-order, arranged experience)

Include at least ONE:
- Consumable or experience (not a physical possession)
- Under half the budget (thoughtful, not expensive-for-the-sake-of-it)

Rules:
- No "a nice bottle of wine," "a scarf," or "a candle" without a specific twist that ties to them.
- No gag gifts unless I said they'd like one.
- No gift cards unless I explicitly ask.
- If the info I gave is too vague, ask ONE follow-up question, not five.

## How to use it

Paste this prompt, answer. Pick one, order it, wrap it, be a great gift-giver.

## Why it works

Generic gift lists produce generic gifts. Anchoring to specific interests and forcing at least one non-physical option gets you past the default "spendy object" trap and toward gifts people actually remember.