Features
Capabilities and their actual status.
Muse spans a range of capabilities at very different levels of maturity. This page keeps that distinction explicit so that concepts are never mistaken for implemented functionality.
| Capability | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Photograph clothing | Core concept | Bringing garments into the system through images. |
| Digitize wardrobe | Core concept | Building a digital representation of what a person owns. |
| Clothing recognition | Explored | Investigated through computer-vision and product-recognition work. |
| Clothing / product information extraction | Explored | Extracting structured attributes from garment imagery. |
| Rating & evaluating items | Product concept | A layer of information beyond objective visual characteristics. |
| Matching pieces | Product concept | Determining which garments genuinely work together. |
| Building a wardrobe | Core direction | The structured collection that other capabilities depend on. |
| Outfit creation | Direction | Composing complete outfits from the represented wardrobe. |
| Outfit recommendations | Direction | Answering "what should I wear?" from the actual wardrobe. |
| Personal style understanding | Future | Modelling an individual's taste over time. |
| Wardrobe-gap identification | Future | Identifying what is missing and what would add the most. |
| AI personal stylist | Vision | The longer-term direction the other capabilities point toward. |
Status changes are recorded in the project log. A capability only moves to Built or Tested when software or an experiment supports it.
Status vocabulary
What each label means.
- Built
Actually implemented in working software.
- Current
Part of the current product or project state.
- In development
Currently being implemented.
- Tested
Experimentally evaluated, with a result recorded in the Lab.
- Explored
Investigated, but not necessarily implemented.
- Planned
Intentionally identified future work.
- Proposed
A product idea that has not yet been committed to.
- Future
A longer-term possibility.
- Open question
Not resolved.
Muse · a project by Amit
Last updated September 2026