Identity first
Confirm that team, season, manufacturer and design claims describe the garment actually pictured.
Resell AutoBot can inspect seller photos locally through Ollama, score visible condition evidence and combine that result with relevant market comparables. The aim is a better-informed resale estimate — not an AI guarantee.
Seller photos are only useful when they belong to the same listing as the title, price and product identity. Resell AutoBot's Vinted analysis is designed to keep those inputs together and reject unrelated page imagery rather than letting a recommendation card or neighbouring product influence the result.
Local processing: image analysis runs through the configured Ollama model on the user's PC. AI can support a buying decision, but it cannot prove hidden condition, internal functionality or a future sale price.
A listing can look clean but still be the wrong model. A genuine-looking shirt can still be a licensed reproduction rather than a period original. A correctly identified item can still have weak market evidence. The analysis keeps those questions distinct so one strong-looking signal does not automatically answer every other question.
Look for wear, stains, cracking, missing parts, damage, fading and completeness issues that can affect resale value.
Use model details, labels, style codes and construction evidence to avoid valuing a visually similar but different item.
For categories such as football shirts, distinguish period originals, later reissues and licensed reproductions rather than flattening them into one label.
Only after identity and condition are usable should current comparable evidence contribute to the likely resale range.
The useful image evidence depends on the product. Footwear may need outsole, heel and size-label detail; electronics may need ports, included accessories and visible damage; football shirts may need neck labels, wash labels, product codes, badges, sponsors and construction.
For shirt listings, Resell AutoBot can combine the seller's own photos with manufacturer labels, product/style codes, season/design clues, sponsor and badge details, construction evidence and specialist reference material. Reference matches are supporting evidence; they are not allowed to authenticate a physical shirt by themselves.
Confirm that team, season, manufacturer and design claims describe the garment actually pictured.
Keep period original, licensed reproduction, official reissue and unresolved provenance as different outcomes.
Conflicting labels or insufficient photographs reduce confidence. A high-value shirt can be left for specialist review rather than forced into a yes/no verdict.
Authentication boundary: AI-assisted checks provide evidence-based guidance. They do not guarantee that a physical garment is genuine. See the football-shirt reselling tool and authentication guide for the full workflow.
Normal alerts, AI-only delivery and webhook setup are covered on the dedicated AI + Discord page so the Vinted AI page can stay focused on listing evidence and resale analysis.