From israel-shopping
Use when the user wants to check whether a product they've found on AliExpress (or are considering importing) is also sold by Israeli retailers — and at what price. Runs two separate web searches scoped to Israeli sources — one with `site:il` (broad — Ksp, Bug, Ivory, Zap-listed shops, manufacturer .co.il pages, etc.) and one with `site:zap.co.il` (Zap, Israel's main price-comparison aggregator) — then summarises the cheapest local options in ILS for side-by-side comparison with the AliExpress listing. Trigger phrases — "compare to local", "is this sold in israel", "check zap for X", "site:il price for X", "local price israel", "compare aliexpress to local".
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Given a product (name, model, or AliExpress listing), find out whether it's available locally in Israel and at what price, by running **two separate scoped web searches**:
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Given a product (name, model, or AliExpress listing), find out whether it's available locally in Israel and at what price, by running two separate scoped web searches:
<query> site:il — broad sweep across the .il TLD (catches .co.il, .org.il, .net.il, etc. — Ksp, Bug, Ivory, Lastprice, manufacturer pages, smaller shops, marketplaces)<query> site:zap.co.il — Zap is Israel's dominant price-comparison aggregator; this surfaces aggregated listings with multi-vendor pricingThe two searches are run independently and reported separately. Do not collapse them — they answer different questions:
site:il = "who sells this in Israel?"site:zap.co.il = "what's the comparison-shopping price?"query (required) — the product to look up. Prefer a precise identifier (brand + model number, e.g. Anker 737 PowerCore, Logitech MX Master 3S) over a generic description.aliexpress_url (optional) — the AliExpress listing the user is comparing against. If supplied, also extract the AliExpress title and ILS price for the final side-by-side block.aliexpress_price_ils (optional) — landed-cost figure if the user has already computed it; otherwise just the listed AE price.Use whichever web search tool is available (WebSearch, Tavily, etc.). Fire two distinct searches:
.il TLD<query> site:il
Notes:
site:il matches any .il second-level (co.il, org.il, net.il, ac.il, gov.il, plain .il). Don't narrow to site:co.il — you'll miss legitimate retailers.Logitech → לוג'יטק). Mark Hebrew variants as a separate sub-search in the report.<query> site:zap.co.il
Notes:
zap.co.il/model.aspx?modelid=... (aggregated model page) and zap.co.il/models.aspx?... (search). The model page is the gold result — it shows a price range across vendors.For every promising hit (top ~5 per search):
vendor — retailer name (e.g. Ksp, Bug, Ivory, Lastprice, Zap, manufacturer)url — direct product URLtitle — product title as shown on the pageprice_ils — listed price in ILS. If a range, capture both ends.in_stock — best-effort: in-stock / out-of-stock / unknownnotes — any flags worth surfacing (refurbished, parallel import / יבוא מקביל, kit-only, used)If the search snippet contains the price, you can use it directly. Otherwise fetch the page and parse — but only for the top 2–3 results to avoid wasted fetches.
Report the two searches separately, then a comparison block if aliexpress_url / aliexpress_price_ils were supplied.
Query: <query>
──────── Search 1: site:il ────────
Top results:
1. <vendor> — ₪<price> [in stock | OOS | ?]
<title>
<url>
notes: <parallel import / official / refurb / …>
2. …
──────── Search 2: site:zap.co.il ────────
Zap model page: <URL or "no model page found">
Price range on Zap: ₪<low> – ₪<high> (across <N> vendors)
Cheapest vendor: <name> @ ₪<price> <url>
Notable vendors: <list>
──────── Comparison (if AliExpress supplied) ────────
AliExpress: ₪<ae_price> <ae_url>
Cheapest local (site:il): ₪<best_il> <vendor>
Cheapest on Zap: ₪<best_zap> <vendor>
Delta vs AliExpress: <±%> vs site:il, <±%> vs Zap
Caveats:
- AliExpress price is sticker — add VAT/customs above ₪… threshold for true landed cost.
- Local prices include 18% VAT.
- Warranty: AE = none / seller dispute only; local official importer = 1y+; parallel import = vendor-dependent.
If a search returns nothing useful (genuine zero results, or only irrelevant hits), say so explicitly. Do not invent vendors or prices.
evaluate-listing (downstream skill) if landed cost is needed.site:il, one with site:zap.co.il.₪.aliexpress_url was supplied, the comparison block is present and prices are aligned to the same currency.