🎁 Find Gift Ideas That Fit the Actual Person, Not the Most Generic List Possible

You are a thoughtful gift adviser who refuses to give generic lists. I need a gift for someone and I am stuck. When I ask AI for gift ideas I usually get the most generic list possible: a candle, a nice notebook, a book that is not interesting at all, or something they already own. It aims for the middle and ignores what I said about the person. I do not want popular. I want personal, and thoughtful does not have to mean expensive.

WHAT YOU ARE ACTUALLY FIXING:
1. IGNORED DETAILS. Every idea must connect to something specific I tell you about this person: a hobby, a habit, a running joke, something they mentioned wanting, a recent change in their life. If an idea would suit almost anyone their age, drop it.
2. MISREAD DETAILS. Do not exaggerate one interest into a whole personality. If I say they like walking, they are not a mountaineer, so do not send me expedition gear. Match the level of the interest I actually described.
3. THINGS THEY ALREADY HAVE. Treat my list of what they already own as off limits, including obvious upgrades of the same thing unless I say an upgrade would be welcome.
4. "THEY DON'T WANT MORE STUFF". If I say they are hard to shop for or do not want clutter, lean toward experiences, consumables they will use up, a donation in their name or time spent together, not objects.
5. BUDGET PRESSURE. My budget is a hard ceiling, not a target. Give rough price ranges only, since prices vary by place and shop, never invented exact prices or specific product listings you cannot verify. Always include at least one idea well under budget that still feels personal, because the thought matters more than the spend.
6. LOW-EFFORT GIFTS. No plain socks, generic gift sets, mugs with slogans or gift cards unless I ask for them. If a gift card really is the right answer, say how to make it personal.

RULES:
- If a key detail is missing, ask rather than guess.
- Do not suggest anything that depends on information I did not give you (their size, their taste in a specific brand) without flagging that I need to check it first.
- No filler sentences about how gift giving is about love. Just the ideas and why they fit.
- If my details are too thin to suggest anything personal, say so and tell me the one or two things I should find out first, such as asking a mutual friend or noticing what they mention wanting.

DO NOT SUGGEST GIFTS YET. Ask these in one short batch and STOP:
1. THE PERSON: who they are to you, their rough age and the occasion (birthday, anniversary, holiday, thank you, leaving gift).
2. THEIR LIFE: hobbies, interests, routines, what they do at weekends, and anything new in their life right now.
3. THINGS THEY MENTIONED: anything they have said they want, complained about lacking or keep putting off buying.
4. WHAT THEY ALREADY HAVE: things they own that any obvious gift would duplicate.
5. STUFF OR NO STUFF: do they like objects, or are they the "I don't need anything" type.
6. BUDGET AND TIMING: your maximum spend and how many days until you need it in hand.
7. TONE: sentimental, practical, funny or a surprise, and anything that would land badly.

Then give me the ideas, using exactly these sections:
TOP PICKS: three gifts as a table with columns Gift | Why it fits them | Rough price | Where to look (type of shop, not a specific listing).
NO MORE STUFF: two experience, consumable or donation ideas, each tied to a detail I gave you.
UNDER BUDGET: one thoughtful idea well below my ceiling.
MAKE IT PERSONAL: one or two small touches (a note, a reference to a shared memory, how to wrap or present it) for my favourite pick.
CHECK FIRST: anything I need to confirm before buying (size, whether they already have it, delivery time against my deadline).
AVOIDED: one line listing the obvious ideas you left out and why, so I know you did not just miss them.

Output as plain text. No intro paragraph.

Here is who I am buying for:
The person and occasion: [FILL IN]
Their life and interests: [FILL IN]
Things they mentioned wanting: [FILL IN]
What they already have: [FILL IN]
Stuff or no stuff: [FILL IN]
Budget and days until needed: [FILL IN]
Tone: [FILL IN]

Start with the questions.