extract-product-offers

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summary

Extract structured product offers from comprasparaguai.com.br: per-store price (USD+BRL), Código (store ref), external store URL, WhatsApp deep-link, variant URL, model URL, and follow-through validation against the source store for the cheapest 3-5 offers. Returns aggregated vs validated lowest prices, rejected offers with reasons, history series, and gaps.

skill.md
name
extract-product-offers
title
Compras Paraguai Offer Extraction
description
>- Extract structured product offers from comprasparaguai.com.br: per-store price (USD+BRL), Código (store ref), external store URL, WhatsApp deep-link, variant URL, model URL, and follow-through validation against the source store for the cheapest 3-5 offers. Returns aggregated vs validated lowest prices, rejected offers with reasons, history series, and gaps.
website
comprasparaguai.com.br
category
marketplace
tags
- paraguay - marketplace - price-aggregator - offers - teciq - read-only
source
'browserbase: agent-runtime 2026-05-19'
updated
'2026-05-19'
recommended_method
hybrid
alternative_methods
- method: browser rationale: >- Fallback when browse cloud fetch is blocked. Browser pays the Cloudflare Turnstile cost (--verified solves it automatically) and is ~100x more expensive per request; only use when the fetch endpoint is unreachable. - method: api rationale: >- No public/internal JSON API was discovered for offer extraction. The HTML pages embed all the structured data we need (offer cards, gtag advertiser names, embedded history canvas). Don't waste time scanning for /api or /graphql endpoints — confirmed absent on the rendered pages.
verified
true
proxies
true

Compras Paraguai — Extract Product Offers (TecIQ)

Purpose

Given a product term (e.g. Redmi Buds 6 Play), return a fully traceable, structured list of price offers from comprasparaguai.com.br — the Paraguay cross-border-shopping price aggregator. For each offer the skill emits: store name, exact aggregator title, USD/BRL price, store-side product code (Código), the external store URL, the WhatsApp deep-link, the offer's position in the aggregator listing, and a follow-through flag (the lowest 3–5 offers are re-fetched at the source store to confirm 200 OK + product term in title + not “Indisponível”). Aggregator-only fields are clearly separated from store-validated fields so the caller can compute both the lowest aggregated price (what Compras Paraguai advertises) and the lowest validated price (what the store actually still sells). Read-only — never WhatsApps, never opens a checkout, never submits a form.

When to Use

  • Building a pesquisar-produto evidence bundle for any consumer-electronics-class item sold in the Ciudad del Este / Salto del Guaira / Pedro Juan Caballero retail corridor.
  • Cross-region price intelligence where the BR-side wants the PY-side wholesale floor for Xiaomi/JBL/Samsung/Apple peripherals, perfumes, tablets, cameras, drones, audio gear, etc.
  • Any pipeline that must distinguish between an aggregator's advertised "A partir de" headline and a live, in-stock store price — the two regularly disagree on this site.
  • Anywhere you'd otherwise glob raw text from offer cards: this skill replaces noisy text with positional offer objects plus per-offer store follow-through.

Workflow

The aggregator pages are server-rendered HTML behind a Cloudflare Turnstile interactive challenge. A bare in-browser load presents the "Just a moment…" interstitial; however browse cloud fetch <url> --proxies returns the fully-rendered HTML directly with 200 OK (verified across /, /busca/, model and variant pages — Cloudflare's cookie-less HTTP path is permitted with a residential proxy on the egress side). Lead with browse cloud fetch for all aggregator HTTP; the browser path is a fallback used only when the fetch endpoint is unreachable or when you need to confirm a JS-rendered widget. Use only the TecIQ-router-approved fetcher (browse cloud fetch --proxies) — no direct fetch()/curl to the site.

1. Issue the search

GET https://www.comprasparaguai.com.br/busca/?q=<URL-enc term>&page=<N>
        [&ordem=relevancia|menor-preco|maior-preco|produto-asc|produto-desc|novos]
  • 20 result cards per page. Total result count appears as (N Resultados) in the H1 area.
  • Pagination uses &page=N (1-indexed). ?p= is not the param.
  • Default depth: page 1 and page 2 only. Stop earlier when (a) page returns < 1 new model URL, (b) the result count fits on page 1 (total ≤ cards.length), or (c) the page returns a non-200 status. Record the stopping reason in gaps[].
  • Each result card sits inside <div class="row resultados-busca"> … <div class="promocao-produtos-item col-sm-12">. Extract:
    • Model URL: first href="/<slug>_<numericId>/" inside the card — note the single underscore + numeric ID (e.g. _55496) marks a model aggregator page.
    • Card title: from the title="…" attribute of the inner image (the visible card text is also there but the image title is the cleanest).

2. False-positive filter (search-card level)

Before fetching the model page, reject any card whose title does not contain the required phrase as a contiguous substring (after lowercase + diacritic-strip + non-alnum→space normalisation). For Redmi Buds 6 Play:

Card title exampleDecisionReason
Fone de Ouvido Xiaomi Redmi Buds 6 Play Bluetooth✅ acceptcontains phrase
Auricular Xiaomi Redmi Buds 6 Play M2420E1 Negro✅ acceptSpanish variant title, phrase intact
Fone Xiaomi Redmi Buds 6 Active Bluetooth❌ reject"Buds 6 Active" — different SKU line
Fone Xiaomi Redmi Buds 6 Pro Bluetooth❌ reject"Buds 6 Pro" — different SKU line
Fone Xiaomi Haylou Mori Plus Bluetooth❌ rejectunrelated model returned by partial-token search
Fone Xiaomi Redmi Buds 8 Lite❌ reject"Buds 8 Lite"
Fone Redmi Buds 6 BHR… (no "Play")❌ reject"Buds 6" without "Play"

For each rejection, append {stage: "search_card", url, candidate_title, reason} to the run's rejected[] array — never silently drop.

3. Fetch the model aggregator with the menor-preco sort applied

GET https://www.comprasparaguai.com.br/<slug>_<id>/?ordem=menor-preco

?ordem=menor-preco sorts the offer list ascending by USD price. Without it the default order is grouped by store (not by price), so the first offer card is not the lowest one. The ordem param is the same enum as the search-page sort. Re-fetching with this param costs a single extra HTTP call and is how the skill maps "A partir de" → cheapest offer.

The aggregator page contains:

  • <h1> Model title — defense-in-depth: confirm the phrase is still present (the search-card title can be edited independently of the H1; check both).
  • Header strip "A partir de: US$ X,XX Até US$ Y,YY" and "R$ Z,ZZ" → starting_at_usd_min, starting_at_usd_max, starting_at_brl_min. The min equals the lowest offer's USD when the page is sorted by menor-preco.
  • History canvas <canvas id="grafico-modelo" data-historico="[{'y': 7.0, 'x': '04/2026'}, …]"> — monthly USD lows for the last 12–24 months. Parse by replacing single quotes with double quotes before JSON.parse. The history may show prices lower than the current starting_at (e.g. 5.00 in 11/2025 vs current 7.00) — treat history as informational, never as a quotable current price.
  • Offer cards — each <div class="promocao-produtos-item-box"> wraps one (store × variant) offer.

4. Parse each offer card

Within each promocao-produtos-item-box chunk extract:

FieldSource pattern
variant_urlfirst href="/<slug>__<id>/"double underscore + numeric ID marks a variant page (single store × single SKU)
variant_idtrailing numeric in __<id>/
variant_titletext inside that variant anchor (e.g. Fone de Ouvido Xiaomi Mi Redmi Buds 6 Play M2420E1 Bluetooth - Rosa)
store_product_code (aka Ref/Código)Código:\s*([\w.-]+) — the store's own SKU
external_url<a class="btn btn-blue btn-store-redirect" href="…"> — the outbound store deep-link
store_namegtag inline event payload 'advertiser': '<store name>' — e.g. Atacado Connect, Shopping China, Nissei, Mega Eletrônicos, Cellshop, New Zone, Visãovip, Best Shop Paraguai, Topdek Informática, TecnoTienda. (Image alt and the /lojas/<slug>/ link further down the card are corroborating sources.)
whatsapp_phoneapi.whatsapp.com/send?phone=(\d+) — store contact line (do NOT message)
price_usd, price_brlthe US$ x,xx and R$ y,yy strings inside class="promocao-item-preco-oferta"
order1-based index in the (sorted) listing as you encountered it

The aggregator emits the btn-store-redirect anchor twice per card (once in the inline button cluster, once in the expansive footer); deduplicate by (variant_url, store_product_code).

5. False-positive filter (variant level)

Apply the same phrase-match check to variant_title. Examples from a real run for Redmi Buds 6 Play:

  • Fone de Ouvido Xiaomi Redmi Buds 6 Play M2420E1 Wireless - Azul
  • Auricular Inalámbrico Redmi Buds 6 Play M2420E1 Rosa
  • Auri Xiaomi Buds 6 Play BHR8776GL White — dropped "Redmi"; aggregator linked it to this model but the user-facing title omits the brand, treat as rejected to be safe. Caller can soften the rule by switching to matchesAny(["Redmi Buds 6 Play", "Buds 6 Play"]) if it wants brand-less variants in.

Record each variant rejection in rejected[] with stage: "variant_offer".

6. Follow-through to the source store (lowest 3–5 offers only)

For the 3–5 cheapest kept offers, re-fetch external_url through the same router (browse cloud fetch <url> --proxies) and emit:

{
  "url": "https://atacadoconnect.com/produto/.../1146400",
  "status": 200,
  "final_title": "Fone de Ouvido Xiaomi Redmi Buds 6 Play M2420E1 Wireless - Azul",
  "product_term_in_title": true,
  "appears_indisponivel": true,
  "confirmed": false
}
  • confirmed is true only when status == 200 AND product_term_in_title AND !appears_indisponivel.
  • appears_indisponivel is a substring match against the body for any of Indisponível, Indisponible, Sin stock, Esgotado, Out of stock, Sold out, Error 404.
  • lowest_validated is the cheapest offer for which confirmed == true. If no follow-through confirms, set lowest_validated: null and emit a gaps[] entry like "aggregate_lowest_unverified". Do not propagate the aggregator's starting_at as a usable price in that case — pass it through as an advertised number only.
  • Stop at the listing/info page in the store. Never click "Comprar", "Adicionar ao carrinho", or any checkout/submit. Never message the WhatsApp deep-link.
  • Some stores (e.g. nissei.com) gate their detail pages behind Cloudflare too; a 403 + Just a moment... title is a follow-through gap, not a rejection. Record it; do not retry hard.

7. Emit the structured envelope

See Expected Output for the full shape. Always include provider, started_at, finished_at, the full visited[] log (search pages, model pages, follow-through URLs with their statuses), the rejected[] with reasons, and the gaps[] of every blocked / unverified step. The output is what pesquisar-produto will consume.

Browser fallback (when browse cloud fetch fails)

If browse cloud fetch --proxies ever returns a non-200 on /busca/ or a model URL — verified working as of 2026-05-19 but not contractually guaranteed — fall back to a Browserbase session with stealth + residential proxy. Be aware:

sid=$(browse cloud sessions create --keep-alive --verified --proxies \
      | node -e "let s='';process.stdin.on('data',c=>s+=c).on('end',()=>process.stdout.write(JSON.parse(s).id))")
export BROWSE_SESSION="$sid"
browse open "https://www.comprasparaguai.com.br/busca/?q=<term>" --remote
browse wait load --remote
# Cloudflare Turnstile interstitial may persist for 8–20 s the first hit;
# `--verified` solves it automatically. Subsequent navigations in the same
# session reuse the cookie and load directly.
browse get html body --remote          # then re-use the same regexes above
browse cloud sessions update "$sid" --status REQUEST_RELEASE

Costs ~100× the fetch path (full Chromium + Turnstile solve) — only use when fetch is blocked.

Site-Specific Gotchas

  • browse cloud fetch --proxies is the cheap, working path; the in-browser load is challenged. The aggregator is Cloudflare-fronted. The HTTP-fetch endpoint (with residential proxy) returns 200 with the same HTML the browser eventually shows after Turnstile clears. The browser path costs an explicit --verified session and a ~8–20 s solve on first hit. Always prefer the fetch.
  • The aggregator's "A partir de" is NOT always backed by a live offer. Verified live: for Redmi Buds 6 Play the headline US$ 7,00 / R$ 36,05 came from Shopping China product 1047514, whose store URL returned 404 Error 404 | Shopping China. The next-cheapest "US$ 9,50" tier was 200 OK at Atacado Connect — but the page body showed Indisponível. Out of the three cheapest aggregated offers, zero were confirmable as live & in-stock at the store. Always follow-through; do not propagate starting_at as a quotable price without lowest_validated agreement.
  • Default offer order is grouped by store, not by price. On a bare model URL the first offer card is whichever store the aggregator's editorial order puts first (Atacado Connect at the time of writing), NOT the cheapest. To map the headline to the cheapest offer, add ?ordem=menor-preco to the model URL. Without that param offers[0].price_usd will overstate the floor by 30–50 %.
  • Single underscore vs. double underscore is a hard URL-pattern distinction.
    • /<slug>_<id>/ (single _) → model aggregator page (multi-store, multi-variant).
    • /<slug>__<id>/ (double __) → variant page (one store, one SKU, with a "Veja todas as N ofertas" link back to the aggregator).
    • The aggregator references variants exclusively by the double-underscore URL; this is also where variant_id lives. Don't conflate them — confusing the two will produce wrong external_url joins.
  • 63 "variants" for one model is normal. One Redmi Buds 6 Play returned 61–63 offers spanning ~17 distinct stores × 4 colors × 3 SKU suffixes (M2420E1, BHR8776GL, BHR8775GL, BHR9283GL, BHR8773GL). Each combination is its own variant URL with its own Código. Do not assume one offer per store.
  • Currency: the aggregator uses USD as the canonical price (Paraguay retail commonly quotes USD); BRL is shown as a converted display. The history canvas is also in USD. Always store both; never assume the BRL is a fixed multiplier of the USD — it tracks daily FX and the displayed BRL is the aggregator's quote, not a live rate.
  • Search returns padded carousels. A search-results HTML page contains the result list plus the global homepage promotional carousel ("PRODUTOS RELACIONADOS", featured drones, etc.). Restrict the result extraction to the <div class="row resultados-busca"> section — using a top-level regex over the whole page will pollute results with unrelated featured items (iPhones, Nintendo Switch, perfumes…).
  • Pagination param is page=, not p= or pagina=. ?page=2, ?page=3, … Each page yields 20 cards; the link list shows the highest page number explicitly.
  • The H1 result counter shows the canonical total: <h1 class="content-title">…</h1> <span class="content-span">(N Resultados)</span>. Use it for the loop stop test; if N <= cards.length you've already seen everything — don't fetch page 2.
  • Card duplication on a model page: each store-redirect anchor is emitted twice per offer (button row + footer row). Deduplicate by (variant_url, store_product_code).
  • Store name is reliably in the inline gtag payload 'advertiser': 'Atacado Connect'. Other corroborating sources are the image alt, the /lojas/<slug>/ profile URL ("Shopping China" → /lojas/shopping-china/), and the store's external URL host. They all agree when present.
  • WhatsApp link is read-only signal — do NOT message. api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=…&text=Olá%21+Venho+através+do+Compras+Paraguai…+Ref%3A+<store_product_code> is a contact-intent deep-link. Extract phone and decoded Ref (== store_product_code); never open it.
  • External-store follow-through is rate-limited downstream by the destination store's WAF, not by Compras Paraguai. Nissei (Cloudflare), Cellshop, Mega Eletrônicos may 403/challenge the proxied fetch. Treat as confirmed: null (unverifiable) and log into gaps[]. Do not retry aggressively.
  • History data is embedded JSON-ish with single quotes. <canvas data-historico="[{'y': 7.0, 'x': '04/2026'}, ...]"> — must replace '" before JSON.parse. Latest data point is one of the last bars in the chart; the array order is chronological ascending.
  • Search ordering is also ordem=… with the same enum as the model page (menor-preco, maior-preco, relevancia, produto-asc, produto-desc, novos). On a search results page the sort applies to model cards (by their starting-at USD), not to offer rows.
  • The variant page's /lojas/<store>/ rating data is incidental, not part of the offer; ignore for extraction.
  • Specification-only pages don't exist as a separate route. The #detalhes anchor on a model URL holds spec text, but it's the same page as the aggregator. There is no /spec/<id>/ route — if a model has no current offers (Sem ofertas no momento), you'll see only the H1 + spec block + history canvas + zero promocao-produtos-item-box cards. Emit the model with offers: [] and add "model_listed_but_no_active_offers" to gaps.
  • Site language is pt-BR but variant titles mix Portuguese (Fone de Ouvido), Spanish (Auricular), and English (Wireless, Pink) — the false-positive filter MUST normalise diacritics and be insensitive to language. The phrase Redmi Buds 6 Play is English/brand and is preserved across all observed languages.
  • Read-only invariants: never click "Comprar agora" buttons (they exist on some variant pages and redirect to the store cart), never submit Informar preço incorreto forms, never call WhatsApp deep-links. The skill must remain side-effect-free.

Expected Output

{
  "schema": "comprasparaguai.com.br/extract-product-offers/v1",
  "provider": "browse-cloud-fetch+proxies",
  "term": "Redmi Buds 6 Play",
  "started_at": "2026-05-19T17:34:11.882Z",
  "finished_at": "2026-05-19T17:34:38.501Z",

  "visited": [
    { "kind": "search",              "page": 1, "url": "https://www.comprasparaguai.com.br/busca/?q=Redmi%20Buds%206%20Play&page=1", "status": 200 },
    { "kind": "model_aggregator",    "url":  "https://www.comprasparaguai.com.br/fone-de-ouvido-xiaomi-redmi-buds-6-play-bluetooth_55496/?ordem=menor-preco", "status": 200 },
    { "kind": "store_followthrough", "url":  "https://www.shoppingchina.com.py/producto/1047514" }
  ],

  "models": [
    {
      "model_url":   "https://www.comprasparaguai.com.br/fone-de-ouvido-xiaomi-redmi-buds-6-play-bluetooth_55496/",
      "model_title": "Fone de Ouvido Xiaomi Redmi Buds 6 Play Bluetooth",

      "starting_at_usd_min": "US$ 7,00",
      "starting_at_usd_max": "US$ 16,00",
      "starting_at_brl_min": "R$ 36,05",

      "history": [
        { "y": 7.00, "x": "04/2026" },
        { "y": 7.00, "x": "05/2026" }
      ],

      "offers": [
        {
          "order": 1,
          "variant_url":  "https://www.comprasparaguai.com.br/auricular-inalambrico-redmi-buds-6-play-m2420e1-rosa__5239439/",
          "variant_id":   "5239439",
          "variant_title": "Auricular Inalámbrico Redmi Buds 6 Play M2420E1 Rosa",
          "store_name":   "Shopping China",
          "store_product_code": "1047514",
          "external_url": "https://www.shoppingchina.com.py/producto/1047514",
          "whatsapp_phone": "595981920902",
          "price_usd": "7,00",
          "price_brl": "36,05"
        }
      ],

      "followthrough": [
        {
          "offer_order": 1,
          "store_name":  "Shopping China",
          "price_usd":   "7,00",
          "url":         "https://www.shoppingchina.com.py/producto/1047514",
          "status":      404,
          "final_title": "Error 404 | Shopping China",
          "product_term_in_title": false,
          "appears_indisponivel": true,
          "confirmed":   false
        }
      ],

      "lowest_aggregate": {
        "price_usd": "7,00", "price_brl": "36,05",
        "store_name": "Shopping China",
        "external_url": "https://www.shoppingchina.com.py/producto/1047514"
      },

      "lowest_validated": null
    }
  ],

  "rejected": [
    { "stage": "search_card",   "url": "https://www.comprasparaguai.com.br/fone-de-ouvido-xiaomi-redmi-buds-6-active-bluetooth_54591/", "candidate_title": "Fone de Ouvido Xiaomi Redmi Buds 6 Active Bluetooth", "reason": "title does not contain phrase \"Redmi Buds 6 Play\"" },
    { "stage": "variant_offer", "url": "https://www.comprasparaguai.com.br/auri-xiaomi-buds-6-play-bhr8776gl-white__5224949/", "candidate_title": "Auri Xiaomi Buds 6 Play BHR8776GL White", "reason": "variant title does not contain \"Redmi Buds 6 Play\"" }
  ],

  "gaps": [
    "aggregate_lowest_unverified: top-3 followthrough all returned 404 or Indisponível"
  ],

  "stopping": {
    "pages_planned": 2,
    "pages_visited": 1,
    "models_evaluated": 1,
    "models_with_offers": 1,
    "followthrough_per_model": 3,
    "reason": "page-1 result count (1) ≤ cards seen; no page-2 needed"
  }
}

Page-type classifier (for the caller, when given an arbitrary comprasparaguai.com.br URL)

URL patternpage_type
/busca/?q=...search
/<slug>_<id>/ (single _)model_aggregator (real-offer page if offers.length > 0, else specification_only)
/<slug>__<id>/ (double __)variant (single store × single SKU)
/lojas/<store-slug>/store_profile (not used by this skill)
/cidades/<city>/city_landing (not used by this skill)
Anywhere with the inline #historico anchorhistorical_block (sub-section of model_aggregator; not a standalone route)

Test fixture — Redmi Buds 6 Play (live run 2026-05-19)

node extract_offers.mjs "Redmi Buds 6 Play" --max-pages 2 --follow 3

Observed run (raw output in test_redmi_buds_6_play.json):

  • pages_visited: 1 (page-1 returned (1 Resultado) — page-2 skipped)
  • models found: 1 (/fone-de-ouvido-xiaomi-redmi-buds-6-play-bluetooth_55496/)
  • offers kept: 61 (out of 62 raw cards; one rejected: Auri Xiaomi Buds 6 Play BHR8776GL White)
  • starting_at: US$ 7,00 .. US$ 16,00 / R$ 36,05
  • lowest_aggregate: Shopping China @ US$ 7,00 (producto/1047514)
  • followthrough (3 cheapest):
    • Shopping China US$ 7,00 → 404 Error 404 → unconfirmed
    • Atacado Connect US$ 9,50 → 200 OK, title matches, but Indisponível → unconfirmed
    • Atacado Connect US$ 9,50 → 200 OK, title matches, but Indisponível → unconfirmed
  • lowest_validated: null → emit gaps: ["aggregate_lowest_unverified"]
  • rejected: 1 (variant title without Redmi)

This is the canonical regression case: it stresses the search-card filter, the menor-preco re-sort, the offer-card parser, and — critically — proves that the aggregator's headline price is NOT a trustworthy quote without per-store follow-through. The lowest_validated: null outcome must propagate into pesquisar-produto as an explicit unverified-floor signal, not as a real US$ 7,00 quote.

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When to Use This

✓ Use When

Use when skill capabilities match your task, clear ROI on time saved, and you can validate outputs. Best for repetitive tasks, learning, and quality improvement.

✗ Avoid When

Avoid when task requires deep expertise you can't validate, involves sensitive decisions, or when learning process is more valuable than speed of completion.

Learning Path

  1. 1Familiarize yourself with skill capabilities and limitations
  2. 2Start with low-risk, non-critical tasks
  3. 3Progress to more complex and valuable use cases
  4. 4Build expertise through regular use and experimentation

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Ratings

4.738 reviews
  • Henry Martin· Dec 28, 2024

    We added extract-product-offers from the explainx registry; install was straightforward and the SKILL.md answered most questions upfront.

  • Layla Jain· Dec 24, 2024

    extract-product-offers is among the better-maintained entries we tried; worth keeping pinned for repeat workflows.

  • Dhruvi Jain· Dec 4, 2024

    Solid pick for teams standardizing on skills: extract-product-offers is focused, and the summary matches what you get after install.

  • Oshnikdeep· Nov 23, 2024

    We added extract-product-offers from the explainx registry; install was straightforward and the SKILL.md answered most questions upfront.

  • Charlotte Rao· Nov 19, 2024

    Solid pick for teams standardizing on skills: extract-product-offers is focused, and the summary matches what you get after install.

  • Ganesh Mohane· Oct 14, 2024

    extract-product-offers fits our agent workflows well — practical, well scoped, and easy to wire into existing repos.

  • Olivia Taylor· Oct 10, 2024

    extract-product-offers has been reliable in day-to-day use. Documentation quality is above average for community skills.

  • Neel Garcia· Sep 21, 2024

    Registry listing for extract-product-offers matched our evaluation — installs cleanly and behaves as described in the markdown.

  • Kiara Sharma· Sep 1, 2024

    extract-product-offers reduced setup friction for our internal harness; good balance of opinion and flexibility.

  • Charlotte Thomas· Sep 1, 2024

    extract-product-offers is among the better-maintained entries we tried; worth keeping pinned for repeat workflows.

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