A rival cut the price.Your agent noticed first.
A Web watch card checks a competitor’s product page every hour. When the price changes, the diff reaches an agent as a prompt: it searches the marketplace in a real browser card, sees where you rank for the searches that matter, writes a report — and asks before it changes a single price in your seller account.
A rival drops 12% and adds a coupon. Allow the new price when it asks.
A Web watch sees a competitor drop their price. The agent checks where you rank for your key searches, writes a price report and asks before it touches your price.
A watch, not a scraper farm
The Web watch card fetches one page on its interval and sends the connected agent only what changed.
Positions from real searches
The agent searches in a Chrome card the way a buyer does and notes where you and the rival stand.
Your floor is the rule
Tell it your minimum price once; every proposal comes with the margin it leaves.
Nothing changes silently
The new price goes into your seller account only after you press Allow.
From a price change to a decision
Four cards around one agent.
Works in the seller accounts you already use
More for marketplace sellers
The same cards, a different chore.
Work that starts on its own
Any agent card can send itself a prompt every day at a set time — card menu → Schedule. Here is what that prompt can run.
Let an agent keep an eye on the competition
It asks before touching your prices.
macOS and Linux are coming later.
The first-run wizard installs an agent CLI, Git and the dictation model for you — or skips each step.