Agents In UseProduct comparisons, purchase research and practical errands, with attention to prices, availability and the final human choice.
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note.comMonopo had 4,500 PayPay points due to expire on March 31 and wanted a useful purchase rather than letting them lapse. They asked Claude Code to find gadgets on Yahoo Shopping that could use those points and cost less than the corresponding Amazon offer.
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devpost.comCodex built Forage’s shopping workflow; tests found incomplete carts, substitution budget drift and invented attributes, leading to explicit checks and limits.
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Codexvia Codex build; GPT-5.6 Sol cart agent and Terra enrichmentnote.comEriko wanted to make a monthly ten percent shopping discount useful without buying items the household already had. Living in Sydney meant buying meat, vegetables, everyday supplies and Japanese goods from different places, while actual stock levels were still managed from memory.
AddedCodexdevpost.comCodex helped build ÉLANE’s separate outfit staging, private concept preview and approved cart changes; the demo stopped before checkout and made no fit promise.
AddedCodexvia Codex development; compatible external agent in shopping demodevpost.comCodex-assisted development produced a shopping state machine that retains useful constraints and forgets replaced intent; gains concern public evaluation.
AddedCodexvia Codex-assisted development; deterministic local runtimenote.comSachiko had already been tracking household purchases in a spreadsheet and checking twice a month when supplies might need replacing. Codex took over the preparation: on the first and fifteenth, it reads order emails and the purchase-history sheet, including purchases made between scheduled checks.
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linkedin.comTilman Resch demonstrated a personal purchase inside Codex rather than moving between a separate chat and store browser. The task was to reorder supplements from a website he already used and put the required products in its shopping basket.
AddedCodexlinkedin.comCodex researched mobile plans from Jane Arandelovic’s remote Mac and saved documents; household reception and any contract switch stayed human decisions.
AddedCodexDini gave Codex a $500 budget to shop for a South of France vacation. Instead of asking for a generic list of fashionable clothes, she supplied a trip-specific Pinterest board and connected Gmail so the agent could learn from purchases and returns.
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sreeninet.wordpress.comSreenivas Makam tested Comet on practical browser tasks during two weeks of use on his MacBook.
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androidauthority.comComet summarized a Pixel rumor video, checked the official Google Store and completed a requested launch signup; no phone preorder or purchase took place.
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thesportsstack.comMark Shannon tested Perplexity Comet on the practical shopping around sports outings. In one demonstration he asked for a large Manchester United jersey for an upcoming game. Comet searched retailers, chose the official store and added the correct size to the basket. A further prompt brought an offer to look for cheaper alternatives.
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reddit.comBeingBalanced tested Comet Assistant on two shopping comparisons and found that asking for the best price was not enough. For pet treats, the first responses relied on historical averages rather than offers a buyer could use at that moment.
AddedPerplexity CometScot Wingo demonstrated Comet on several personal shopping problems in one account. The tasks started with information he already had: a previous Amazon order, his daughter's college dorm details and an emailed receipt for shoes.
AddedPerplexity Cometlinkedin.comComet tested CUTS coupons in a live cart and applied an $11.39 reduction; unrelated-product drift and separate-brand checkout limits remained visible.
AddedPerplexity CometThorben Sanktjohanser tested Perplexity Comet on a family grocery order at Knuspr.de. He asked for five types of food for four people and prioritized cheaper options, expecting the assistant to turn that request into a sensible basket.
AddedPerplexity Cometlinkedin.comAustin Hay described using Fo from Wajo for household errands that required contacting a business. He gave it tasks by text and voice, including conversations while running or driving, rather than fitting every request into a desktop session.
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benpouladian.comBen Pouladian described a Grok Bot that had spent weeks watching for an Amazon-exclusive NeeDoh priced at $19.99. Stock appeared in quantities of only one or two, so finding an available product page was not the same as completing an order.
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Grok Botnote.comThe note author テック君｜最新ツール検証 tested Manus on a specific Amazon shopping request: wireless noise-canceling earphones within a ¥10,000 budget, favoring high ratings and many reviews. The task ended at adding a suitable product to the cart.
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moneywise.comAnnaMarie Houlis tested Muse on a used pink 2004 Jeep Wrangler Sahara listed for $24,394 with 42,832 miles. The practical question was how to approach the seller with a price argument, rather than accepting the listing's asking price.
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cnet.comAmanda Smith asked Muse's mobile app to assemble a few fall wardrobe additions from her style interests. She supplied sizes and preferences, inspected the shopping links, and requested cheaper alternatives, black loafers and a belt she had noticed in a product image.
AddedMeta Muselinkedin.comSimon Poulton tried Meta Muse on shopping tasks that required more than a list of product links. His account includes a Dick's Sporting Goods cart with specific size, color and price constraints, alongside a separate budget limited list of ten items.
AddedMeta Muselinkedin.comDebra Aho Williamson tested Muse with a shopping brief that was more specific than asking for a nice bag. Her work tote needed to weigh under two pounds, use leather or nylon, close with a zipper and cost no more than $400. It also had to fit a fifteen-inch laptop, an iPad and everyday items, with preferred colours and a modern appearance.
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x.comAndy Scott reports that Muse crosslists Poshmark items to Depop and Vinted, monitors all three marketplaces and removes the other listings when an item sells.
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