Skill: brennerspear/amazon-ordering (version 1.0.0)

--- name: amazon slug: amazon-ordering version: 1.0.0 description: Buy and return items on Amazon using browser automation. Use for purchasing, reordering, checking order history, and processing returns. compatibility: Requires agent-browser CLI with Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP). Chrome must be running with --remote-debugging-port. Optional VNC for headless setups. --- # Amazon Ordering ## Prerequisites - `agent-browser` CLI installed - Chrome running with `--remote-debugging-port=9222` (see [Starting the browser](#starting-the-browser-if-not-running)) - Logged into Amazon — if logged out, retrieve password from your password manager - If running headless (Linux/VNC), forward the VNC port to verify visually: `ssh -L 6080:localhost:6080 <host>` → http://localhost:6080/vnc.html ## Setup Set these environment variables or configure your defaults: ```bash # Your default shipping address (verify on checkout) export AMAZON_SHIPPING_ADDRESS="Your shipping address" # Your preferred payment method description (verify on checkout) export AMAZON_PAYMENT_METHOD="Your preferred card" # Your preferred return drop-off location export AMAZON_RETURN_DROPOFF="Whole Foods" ``` Always verify shipping address and payment method are correct before placing an order. ## Returns ### Default Answers (use unless user specifies otherwise) - **Return reason:** "Changed Mind" → "My needs changed" - **Packaging opened:** Yes - **Item in original packaging:** Yes - **Have you used the item:** Yes - **Signs of use:** None - **Battery leaks/overheating:** No - **All accessories included:** Yes - **Refund type:** Refund to original payment method (not replacement, not gift card) - **Drop-off location:** Use `AMAZON_RETURN_DROPOFF` or Whole Foods ### Return Flow 1. Orders → Find item → "Return or replace items" 2. Select "Changed Mind" → "My needs changed" → Continue 3. Answer condition questions with defaults above 4. Continue past "Get Product Support" suggestions 5. Select "Refund to original payment method" 6. Select drop-off location 7. Confirm return 8. Done — QR code will be emailed ### Communication Style - **Do NOT narrate each step** — just execute the whole return silently - **Only message the user once it's confirmed** with a brief summary: - Item name - Refund amount - Drop-off location & deadline - If something goes wrong or needs clarification, then ask ## Ordering Rules ### Reorders (items ordered before) - Go directly to order history, search for item - Click "Buy it again" - Verify address and payment method - **Place order without confirmation** — no screenshot needed ### New Items (never ordered before) - Search or navigate to product - **Send screenshot of product page** (scroll so price + product image visible, skip nav bars) - Wait for user confirmation before adding to cart - Verify address and payment method - Place order after confirmation ## Workflow ### Connect to browser ```bash agent-browser connect 9222 ``` **Always open a new tab** — other sessions share the same Chrome. Use `--new-tab` on every `open` command. ### Search order history ```bash agent-browser open "https://www.amazon.com/gp/your-account/order-history" agent-browser snapshot -i # Find search box, fill with item name, click search ``` ### Reorder flow ```bash # From order history search results agent-browser click @[buy-it-again-ref] # Wait for checkout page agent-browser snapshot # Verify correct address and payment method are selected agent-browser click @[place-order-ref] ``` ### Screenshot tips - Scroll past nav bars before screenshotting - Ensure price and product image are both visible - Save screenshots to a temporary directory - Send via message tool with caption ## Starting the browser (if not running) **macOS** (opens a visible Chrome window): ```bash open -na "Google Chrome" --args --user-data-dir=$HOME/.config/chrome-agent --no-first-run --remote-debugging-port=9222 https://www.amazon.com ``` **Linux** (headless with Xvfb/VNC): ```bash DISPLAY=:99 google-chrome --user-data-dir=$HOME/.config/chrome-agent --no-first-run --remote-debugging-port=9222 https://www.amazon.com & ``` **Linux** (desktop/GUI session): ```bash google-chrome --user-data-dir=$HOME/.config/chrome-agent --no-first-run --remote-debugging-port=9222 https://www.amazon.com & ``` ## Notes - Browser profile persists login at `$HOME/.config/chrome-agent` - On headless Linux, VNC display is typically `:99` on port 5999 (noVNC on 6080) - Order confirmations go to the email on your Amazon account - CAPTCHAs or 2FA may require manual intervention — if the browser window is visible (macOS or Linux desktop), ask the user to solve it in the Chrome window


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