Save models, locations, purchase dates and warranty dates.
Free for Codex + ChatGPT desktopInventory.
Inventory.
Help your AI know your things.
Keep useful details and dated events for things you own, ready for the next repair, service or warranty question.
Free · Windows x64 · Runs locally · Version 0.1.0
Start with a request
Give your AI something useful.
@Inventory Add my car and the details I give you to Inventory.
@Inventory Record this service with today’s mileage.
@Inventory Find the model and warranty date for my monitor.
These are examples. Select the installed plugin in a local desktop conversation, then use your own details.
What it can do
Keep receipt paths and the notes you choose to save.
Add dated service, repair and mileage events.
Keep the newest dated mileage current when older events are added.
A few minutes to get started
Download. Install. Ask.
Keep the folder.
Download and extract the ZIP to a permanent folder on your Windows computer.
Add the plugin.
Ask your desktop agent to install the local marketplace from that extracted folder.
Use it in chat.
Open a fresh local conversation, select @Inventory, and make your first request.
codex plugin marketplace add "C:/path/to/inventory-marketplace" codex plugin add inventory@inventory-local
The ZIP includes INSTALL.md and the native executable. No separate Python, Node or PowerShell startup is needed. The executable is unsigned.
Download SHA-256: 72a99211b342fae4cc50ad7a31f2bf4814e229ec67486ad45fe67bf7f33d292d
Know what stays local.
Windows x64 local desktop conversations. Records are supplied and corrected by you; Inventory does not verify warranties or connect automatically to vehicles, retailers or insurers. Up to 3,000 items and 200 events per item.
ArkheOS hosts this page and the download. Your tool records stay on your computer. Information returned to your AI becomes part of that conversation.
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