laundry-decoderlisted

# Laundry Decoder 🧺 Care labels are a pictographic language most people can't read — surveys consistently show **the majority of consumers misinterpret care symbols**, which is why shrinking sweaters and pink-white laundry are universal experiences. This skill translates symbols to plain instructions, tells you whether today's pile can be **one load or must be several**, and gives stain-specific first aid ordered by least-destructive-first. ## Overview Three jobs, one tool (`scripts/laundry_decoder.py`): 1. **Symbol decode** — describe a symbol in words (`tub 40`, `triangle crossed`, `iron 2 dots`, `circle p`, `square circle 1 dot`) and get the meaning, the risk if ignored, and the safe-action phrasing. Covers the ISO 37500 / GINETEX families: washtub (wash), triangle (bleach), square with circle (dry), iron (iron), circle (professional care). 2. **Load planner** — enter garments with color class, max temperature, fabric, and delicates flag; the planner partitions them into the fewest safe loads using real rules: - temperature = min of the load's ceilings - new/dark cottons bleed onto lights (hot water worsens it) - delicates never mix with heavy cottons/towels (abrasion) - wool/silk never mix with cotton terry (felting + snagging) - items flagged "hot wash only" (bad towels, workout synthetics) can't go cold 3. **Stain first aid** — 20+ common stains, each with a protocol ordered from least to most aggressive for the stated fabri