webshop-search-executor
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npx mdskill add zjunlp/SkillNet/webshop-search-executorExecutes e-commerce searches using parsed keywords to find products.
- Helps agents locate items matching specific user requirements.
- Depends on the WebShop interface for search and product actions.
- Adapts queries by broadening terms when no results appear.
- Returns product lists or clicks specific items for selection.
SKILL.md
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--- name: webshop-search-executor description: >- Executes a search on an e-commerce platform using parsed keywords. Use when you have extracted search terms from a user query and need to perform the actual search[] action on the WebShop interface. Takes structured search terms and performs a search action, returning a list of product results for evaluation. --- # Instructions ## 1. Trigger Condition Activate when the user provides an instruction to find or buy a product with specific attributes. The instruction will be in the `Observation`. ## Edge Cases * If the search returns 0 results, retry with a broader query (e.g., drop the least critical attribute). * If all results exceed the user's price constraint, try adding price-related terms or narrowing the product category. ## 2. Action Protocol You must respond using **only** the following two action formats. Your final response must be in the exact structure: **Thought:** [Your reasoning about the search terms to use based on the user's requirements.] **Action:** `search[<keywords>]` Or, if selecting a product from results: **Thought:** [Your reasoning about which product best matches.] **Action:** `click[<product_id>]` ## 3. Example **Instruction:** "i need a long clip-in hair extension which is natural looking, and price lower than 40.00 dollars" **Observation:** WebShop search page is displayed with a search bar. **Thought:** The user needs a clip-in hair extension that is long and natural looking, under $40. I will search for the core product type with key attributes to get relevant results. **Action:** `search[long natural looking clip-in hair extension]` --- **Instruction:** "i want a pack of organic green tea bags, price lower than 10.00 dollars" **Observation:** WebShop search page is displayed with a search bar. **Thought:** The user wants organic green tea bags under $10. I will search with the key product terms. **Action:** `search[organic green tea bags]`
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