Give Buddy a batch.
Rez the box, add up to 400 home and decor items to its contents, and choose Analyze.
inventorybuddyYOUR SECOND LIFE SORTING SIDEKICK
Meet Buddy: the helper box that turns your home and decor items into tidy, labeled folders. Load your items, check its suggestions, and get back to creating.
Currently in beta. Your review helps get the sorting right.

A BOX. A BROWSER. BETTER FOLDERS.
Buddy suggests where things belong. You check the results before collecting your folders.
Rez the box, add up to 400 home and decor items to its contents, and choose Analyze.
Open your private review link. Check the item groups, correct categories, and choose Finish Review.
Choose Get Items in Second Life and stay in Buddy’s region until delivery finishes.
ALREADY SORTING WITH BUDDY?
Find the setup guide, review instructions, and answers to the most common beta questions.
Getting started & FAQA LITTLE HELP FROM YOUR BUDDY
Your first batch, your review page, and what to do when something gets stuck. Everything in one place.
Buddy sorts Second Life home and decor items into labeled folders. This beta is still being improved, and mistakes are expected. Check its work on the review page before collecting your folders.
Getting to the review page usually takes about two minutes or less. If it takes longer, Buddy sends “still working” messages.
Drag Inventory Buddy from your inventory onto the ground. In Second Life, this is called “rezzing.”
Right-click Buddy, choose Edit, and open the Contents tab.
Add the home and decor items you want sorted to the Contents tab. Close the edit window when you’re done.
Click or touch Buddy. A blue menu box appears on your screen.
Buddy looks at the items and groups matching items together. If it asks about exact duplicates and you’re unsure, choose Keep All.
When Buddy is ready, it sends a private web link in chat. Click it to open your review page. Keep this link private.
Look through every group, including confident suggestions. Fix incorrect categories and press Save. Use Don’t Keep for items you want set aside to inspect and discard later.
When you’re done on the website, choose Finish Review. The page will tell you to return to Second Life.
Touch Buddy and choose Get Items. Stay in the same region as Buddy until it says delivery is finished.
Make sure everything arrived. Items marked Don’t Keep arrive last in a folder named ~ Don’t Keep. Look through it before deleting anything.
After your folders have arrived and you’ve checked them, touch Buddy and choose Clear to prepare the box for your next batch.
Use the private link Buddy sends in Second Life chat after Analyze. There isn’t a shared review page that opens everyone’s items. If you lose your link, type /77 review in nearby chat to have Buddy send it again.
Buddy mostly goes by item names. Clear names such as “Oak Dining Table” are easier to interpret than codes, store names, or creative names such as “Midnight Whisper.” Creators use different naming styles, languages, abbreviations, and spellings. Words can also have multiple meanings: a “mat” might be a door mat, yoga mat, or bath mat.
Check the suggestions and choose a better category wherever needed. Your saved choice wins.
Yes. A confident suggestion can still be wrong. Look through all the item groups before Finish Review, rather than checking only Unknown or low-confidence items.
Buddy isn’t sure where the items belong. Open the group, look at the item names, choose the most appropriate category, and press Save.
Creator information can help Buddy recognize related items, but Second Life doesn’t always share it. Missing creator information and inconsistent names can make sets harder to connect, so related pieces may appear in different groups or folders.
It sets items aside for later inspection. They are delivered last in one folder named ~ Don’t Keep. You decide whether to delete them after looking through that folder.
Press Finish Review on the web page, then return to Second Life. Touch Buddy and choose Get Items. Stay in the same region until Buddy confirms delivery is complete.
Touch Buddy, choose More, then Resume. Buddy continues from where it stopped and avoids sending the same folders twice. If delivery is in progress, stay in the same region as Buddy.
Type /77 review in nearby chat. Buddy will send your personal review link again. Please don’t post it in groups or share it with others.
Longer batches can take more time. Buddy sends “still working” messages while it processes. Type /77 status in nearby chat to see what it’s doing. If it has stopped partway, use More → Resume.
Only after Buddy finishes delivery, your sorted folders arrive, and you’ve checked them. Clear removes the copies in the box to prepare for another batch. It does not delete no-copy items.
Touch Buddy and choose Help. You can also type /77 status in nearby chat to check the current batch status. For a problem you can’t resolve, contact Ria Ledevre in Second Life.
Create numbered inventory folders such as Sent to Sorter 1 and Sent to Sorter 2. After loading a batch, use the next folder to keep track of the source items that remain in your inventory.
Once delivery finishes, compare the sorted folders with your source folders before deleting anything. Check for items you still need, especially anything that was not returned as another copy.
Buddy retains no-copy items when you choose Clear. Keep track of these items and confirm where they are before cleaning up your inventory or removing the box.
Under the current beta’s 14-day rule, items sorted within the last 14 days are marked Already Sorted and won’t be sent a second time.
Review pages and sorting data are automatically deleted after 14 days under the current beta retention policy.
This version is built for home and decor: furniture, decorations, plants, and building pieces. Clothing, hair, skins, and other avatar appearance items are outside its current scope.
Yes. Correcting categories on the review page is useful feedback about where the sorting needs improvement. Buddy is still in beta, and your review helps identify mistakes.
/77 reviewAsk Buddy to send your review link again.
/77 statusCheck what Buddy is doing right now.
Type these in nearby chat in Second Life.
Send a note to Ria Ledevre in Second Life. Please include:
If a step in this guide was confusing, mention that too. Please keep your private review link out of public feedback.