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When user needs to extract product lists from e-commerce category pages, search results, or keyword searches with filters (price/brand/rating/in-stock/sort). Applies to Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Shopify, WooCommerce, Google Shopping, etc.
extract-listing.py to scrape current page items (url, name, price, image, rating)extract-listing-next-page.py to get next URL; loop until no next pageA paginated JSON product array with per-item URL, name, price, currency, image, rating, review count — ready for catalog building, price monitoring, or competitor research.
Use Cases
An e-commerce operator wants to monitor Bluetooth headphone prices on Amazon within $20–$50 and rating ≥4 stars. They use this skill to build a filtered search URL, navigate via browser-act, and run the extract scripts across pages. The output JSON lets them track competitor pricing weekly, spot out-of-stock gaps, and adjust their own listings — saving hours of manual browsing and enabling data-driven repricing.
A market researcher needs a catalog of all yoga mats from a Shopify brand's collection page. Using this skill, they navigate to the collection URL and trigger DOM extraction with load-more pagination. The paginated product list with images and prices is exported for assortment analysis and supplier benchmarking, replacing fragile manual copy-paste with a repeatable, auditable workflow.
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