case 03

OUTFITTED

It inherits the knowledge, reasoning, and role collaboration of FashionAgent, then compresses them into a product that is faster, lighter, and more sustainable in repeated use.From need input to outfit generation, evaluation, visual preview, and growth archive, OUTFITTED already forms a product loop that can be experienced, reused, and continuously evolved.

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end-to-end response

15–20s

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first meaningful view

<3s

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cost per request

¥0.1–0.3

An evolving expert styling companion

Product definition

Not a one-off styling answer machine, but a fashion service system that keeps understanding the user, organizing professional knowledge, generating comparable directions, and gradually accumulating a personal style archive through repeated use.

OUTFITTED logic diagram from system capability to human value

Product Demo

From need input to recommendation, visual preview, evaluation feedback, and growth archive, OUTFITTED already forms a complete product loop.

Turning capability into service

Service framing

This is not a pile of disconnected features. Need interpretation, professional recommendation, controllable collaboration, visual generation, and history tracking are compressed into one real service chain that actually runs.

OUTFITTED capability and service chain diagram

From FashionAgent to OUTFITTED

The real change is not the name, but the compression of a research-heavy multi-agent prototype into a product that is lighter, faster, more visual, and closer to real use.

Current maturity

It is already a product capable of a full demo and a usable main flow, but it stays honest: some parts are already usable, while others still belong to the lightweight version or the next stage.

Current state

lightweight but usable

Working but still lightweight

The design follows LangGraph-style orchestration, but runtime still uses a lightweight sequential graph. PostgreSQL and Redis have interfaces and fallback, not a production-grade setup yet.

To stabilize

still converging

Visual layer still stabilizing

Virtual try-on is usable, while garment swap is still more of a preview path than precise editing. Trend retrieval also still leans on compiled local JSON.

To complete

engineering in progress

Engineering still incomplete

True SSE streaming, cancellation, prompt caching, Redis result caching, image URL caching, and stronger monitoring remain to be finished.

Beyond styling, know yourself better

OUTFITTED ultimately serves more than today’s outfit choice. Through repeated comparison, preview, feedback, and memory, it helps users read their own preferences, states, and changes more clearly.

Companionship

The service relationship extends beyond one output.

Understanding

The system gradually learns not only to answer, but to understand the user.

Growth

Style exploration shifts from result-chasing to the ongoing formation of self-expression.