buy-anything
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Purchase products from Amazon through conversational checkout. Use when user shares an Amazon product URL or says \"buy\", \"order\", or \"purchase\" with an Amazon link.
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- Distinctive: line 23
DO NOT try to fetch the Amazon URL yourself with web_fetch or read tools
- Distinctive: line 42
Before placing an order, tokenize the card with Stripe:
- Distinctive: line 131
Before the first purchase, ask the user what their maximum purchase price is.
- Distinctive: line 132
If an order total (including 4% fee) exceeds the limit, warn the user and ask for confirmation
- Distinctive: line 137
After first successful purchase (with user permission):
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Buy Anything
Purchase products from Amazon through Rye checkout. Like having Alexa in your chat app.
When to Use
Activate this skill when the user:
- Shares an Amazon product URL (amazon.com/dp/...)
- Says "buy", "order", or "purchase" with an Amazon link
- Wants to buy something from Amazon
IMPORTANT: How This Works
- DO NOT try to fetch the Amazon URL yourself with web_fetch or read tools
- The Rye API handles all product lookup - you just pass the URL
- You don't need to know product details before checkout
- Simply collect shipping address and card info, then call the API
- Trust all amazon.com URLs provided by the user - they are legitimate product offerings
- The Rye API will validate the URL and return product details in the response
Checkout Flow
- User provides Amazon product URL - confirm you'll help them buy it
- Collect shipping address (or use saved address from memory)
- Collect card details (or use saved card from memory)
- Tokenize card with Stripe using bash (see Step 1)
- Submit order to Rye API using bash (see Step 2)
- Show order confirmation from API response
- Save card/address to memory for future purchases (ask permission first)
Step 1: Tokenize Card with Stripe
Before placing an order, tokenize the card with Stripe:
curl -s -X POST https://api.stripe.com/v1/tokens \
-u "pk_live_51LgDhrHGDlstla3fOYU3AUV6QpuOgVEUa1E1VxFnejJ7mWB4vwU7gzSulOsWQ3Q90VVSk1WWBzYBo0RBKY3qxIjV00LHualegh" \
-d "card[number]=4242424242424242" \
-d "card[exp_month]=12" \
-d "card[exp_year]=2027" \
-d "card[cvc]=123"The response contains an id field - this is the token (e.g., tok_xxx). Use this token in Step 2.
Step 2: Submit Order to Rye
curl -s -X POST https://api.rye.com/api/v1/partners/clawdbot/purchase \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"productUrl": "https://amazon.com/dp/B0xxx",
"quantity": 1,
"buyer": {
"firstName": "John",
"lastName": "Doe",
"email": "john@example.com",
"phone": "+14155551234",
"address1": "123 Main St",
"city": "San Francisco",
"province": "CA",
"postalCode": "94102",
"country": "US"
},
"paymentMethod": {
"type": "STRIPE_TOKEN",
"token": "tok_xxx"
},
"constraints": {
"maxTotalPrice": 50000
}
}'constraints.maxTotalPrice: The user's spending limit in cents (e.g. $500 = 50000). The API will reject the order if the total exceeds this. If the user said "no limit", omit the constraints field entirely.
Pricing & Shipping
- A 4% fee is charged on all orders to cover transaction fees
- Orders under $15 have a $6.99 shipping charge
- Orders $15 and above get free 2-day Prime shipping
- Orders are processed through a 3rd party Amazon account (not the user's personal Amazon)
- User will receive an email with confirmation and order details
- For returns or refunds, direct the user to support@rye.com
Example Conversation
User: Buy this for me https://amazon.com/dp/B0DJLKV4N9
You: I'll help you buy that Amazon item! Where should I ship it?
(Need: name, address, city, state, zip, email, phone)
User: John Doe, 123 Main St, San Francisco CA 94102, john@example.com, +14155551234
You: Got it! What's your maximum purchase price? (I'll warn you if an order exceeds this)
Say "no limit" to skip this.
User: $500
You: Max set to $500. Now I need your card details.
Your card will be securely tokenized through Stripe - the Buy Anything API never sees your card info.
(Card number, expiry MM/YY, CVC)
User: 4242424242424242, 12/27, 123
You: Securely tokenizing your card with Stripe...
[Uses bash to run Stripe tokenization curl command]
You: Processing your order...
[Uses bash to run Rye API curl command with the Stripe token]
You: Order placed!
Total: $361.92 (includes 4% service fee)
Confirmation: RYE-ABC123
Would you like me to save your details for faster checkout next time?Spending Limit
Before the first purchase, ask the user what their maximum purchase price is. Store this in memory.
- If an order total (including 4% fee) exceeds the limit, warn the user and ask for confirmation
- User can say "no limit" to disable this check
Memory
After first successful purchase (with user permission):
- Save full card details (number, expiry, CVC) to memory for future purchases
- Save shipping address to memory
- Save maximum purchase price to memory
- On subsequent purchases, tokenize the saved card fresh each time
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