Tasteloom — DevOps skill for Claude Code

Tasteloom

Real gifts for what someone loves, with the reason.

The reason on every gift idea is a contract: it must name the favourite that Qloo links most strongly to the idea, or the server replaces it with a template built from that link. Every live run in which the model takes part lists "N of M reasons kept" in the agent's lookups, so you can check the contract yourself.

Type three to five things a person loves (a book, a band, a shop, a place) and a budget. Qloo reads their taste, an AI agent finds real products with real prices, every idea says "Because they love X", and you can pay in the PayPal sandbox as a guest. No account, and Tasteloom stores nothing you type.

Try it: https://tasteloom.kylne700.workers.dev/?images=on (free, no sign-in; "Try an example" costs no API calls; `?images=on` shows product photos, which load from the shops' own servers and are off by default for privacy).

Project page: https://devpost.com/software/tasteloom. Demo video (1:45): https://youtu.be/iWgkkVTSKYI.

Test logs: [unit tests](evidence/unit.txt), [end-to-end run](evidence/e2e.txt), [Qloo contract check](evidence/contract-qloo.txt).


The saved example, with product photos off (the default). The page says it itself: the products and prices were live on the day it was recorded, and its taste matches and reasons are stand-ins.

This is an entry to the Qloo hackathon. It was built by AI agents (Claude Code), with a person setting the goals and owning the accounts the app uses.

Who it is for, and who could pay (a hypothesis, untested)

Who it is for: anyone with a budget and no product in mind who knows a person only in fragments: a favourite book, band, shop or place.

Who could pay: the shop, not the gift-giver. A retailer or gifting marketplace with a gift-finder page could add a reason