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Let your AI find the lowest price for what you need. Ask it to read our price data, for example every hour or once a day.

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Open an AI that can read web addresses. The price URL below shows up to ten of the catalog’s cheapest products.
Copy the prompt as it is and paste it into your AI.
Answer the AI’s questions about what you need, how often to check prices and how to receive the result. Your AI needs scheduled tasks and notifications.

JSON price datahttps://ledstrip.affiliate.casa/api/lowest-prices?catalog=/en/us

Your monitoring prompt

The prompt is ready to copy. Your AI will ask questions to learn which products you want and how you want to monitor prices.

Help me monitor prices in the catalog at https://ledstrip.affiliate.casa/en/us.

Start by asking me what kind of product I want and which attributes matter, such as material, colour and weight. Read price data from https://ledstrip.affiliate.casa/api/lowest-prices?catalog=/en/us and use the catalog’s filters for relevant follow-up questions. Ask only for information that is missing. Find out whether I have a budget or preferred stores and whether the lowest price should mean package price or price per kilogram/metre. Compare this catalog’s prices in USD based on my answers. Keep the catalog parameter: it determines the product selection, market and currency. Do not mix in products from other catalogs.

The JSON response contains up to ten of the catalog’s cheapest matching products. Read catalog.filters and catalog.stores for available filters, units and values. Set URL parameters search, list, stores and f.<field> to match my requirements. Numeric bounds use f.<field>.min or f.<field>.max. Use orderBy=package for package price or orderBy=unit for unit price. Ask me to clarify if my requirements cannot be matched by the available filters.

Ask how often I want prices checked, for example every hour or every day, and how I want to receive notifications. Confirm my product requirements, price comparison basis, interval, start time, time zone and how you can notify me before creating the task. After each successful check, the final answer must contain only the cheapest match’s product name as a Markdown link to url, its product image from imageUrl, unit price and package price with the correct currency and unit. Use title as the product name and display the image as an image. Convert unitPriceMinor and priceMinor to display amounts by dividing by money.minorUnitsPerMajor. Do not show specifications, ASINs, other identifiers, store records, timestamps or any other text. If imageUrl is null, omit the image; do not invent an image URL.

Use specifications, checkedAt, priceBasis and other metadata internally to assess the match and the age of its price. Results cover the selected catalog only. Unknown shipping is not zero: do not claim that an item price includes delivery or membership costs. Do not invent prices or unit prices when data is missing. Tell me if there are no matches or a check fails; the format above applies to successful checks. Do not buy anything.

If you cannot read the price URL, schedule tasks or send notifications, explain what is missing and what I need to do. Do not claim a monitor exists unless it has actually been created.

What does your AI need?

Automatic monitoring requires an AI that can read web addresses, schedule tasks and send notifications. Some services require a subscription. Our endpoint provides catalog prices; your AI checks and messages you at the chosen interval. Each product shows when its price was last checked in the catalog.

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