camp-plannerlisted

# camp-planner Turns a trip description into the planner. Run from the repo root: ```bash python3 plan.py trips/mytrip.json -o planner.xlsx ``` Then in Google Sheets: **File > Import > Upload > Replace spreadsheet**, and select the `have` / `packed` / `Done?` columns and **Insert > Checkbox**. ## How to use it with someone Don't hand them `template.json` and walk away. Write the trip file *for* them from what they tell you, then run it. Copy `trips/template.json`, or crib the shape from `trips/example-white-mountains.json`, which is a full real trip. What you need to ask for, roughly in order of how much it changes the output: 1. **Dates and where** — becomes `trip`, `legs`, and the day grid. 2. **What they want to do each day** — becomes `days[].items`. Bullets, not prose. Include the practical ones: "book the summit road reservation today, 10am, 2-day rolling window" is the kind of line that saves a trip. 3. **What they're eating** — becomes `menu` + `recipes`. This is the highest- leverage input, because the entire shopping list falls out of it. 4. **Dog? Swimming? Hiking? Cold?** — one flag each, each adds a packing section. `dog` takes a name and personalises the items. ## The part that matters `recipes` drives the shopping list. Name a meal on a day in `menu`, define its ingredients in `recipes`, and each ingredient is routed to a supermarket aisle and tagged with every meal that needs it — so `Garlic` is one row reading "Shrimp Scampi (Sat 8/22), T