What to pack

Pulse tells a human the morning. Pack tells software what to promote.

Same weather and air as Should I?, then we add:

kit / do: take these (umbrella, coat, sunscreen, antihistamine when pollen is high)
avoid: skip these (BBQ, washing line, run) when the checks say no
merch: shop-floor words (rainwear, spf, hayfever)
vibe: one slug for marketing engines (cozy-in, outdoor-bright, grid-green, hayfever, ordinary-day)

Who it is for

E-commerce banners that should not stay on sunglasses in a downpour
Hotel “what to pack” emails
Fitness apps that should not nag a 5k when air is poor

Try it

https://fetch.li/v1/pack?postcode=SW1A1AA
https://fetch.li/v1/pack?postcode=M1%201AE&format=text
https://fetch.li/v1/pack?postcode=BS1&fields=answer,kit,merch,vibe

Parameters

Name	Required	Meaning
`postcode` or `where`	No	UK postcode. Defaults to London.
`lat` and `lon`	No	GPS instead of a postcode.
`format`	No	`text`, `svg`, `md`, `prompt`, or omit for JSON.
`fields`	No	Shrink JSON, for example `fields=kit,merch,vibe`.

Example JSON (shape)

{
  "ok": true,
  "answer": "Kit: umbrella, coat",
  "say": "Kit: umbrella, coat. Vibe cozy-in. Avoid: bbq, washing.",
  "kit": ["umbrella", "coat"],
  "avoid": ["bbq", "washing", "bike"],
  "merch": ["rainwear", "outerwear"],
  "vibe": "cozy-in"
}

This is not a clothing size API. It is a behaviour flag. You still decide the discount.

See Pulse, Pollen, Spreadsheets and no-code.

Try it

GET https://fetch.li/v1/pack

Answer

Response

response