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Use when the user wants to interact with AliExpress — search products, inspect product detail pages, read the shopping cart, or add explicitly requested items to cart. Works on aliexpress.com and regional AliExpress domains. A real browser is required because AliExpress is JavaScript-rendered and frequently serves captcha or x5 challenge pages to plain HTTP clients. Login, ship-to country, currency, selected variants, and delivery estimates affect availability and prices. Write actions stop at cart changes and never place orders.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/web-scraper-skills:aliexpress.comThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Use this skill for AliExpress buyer workflows: searching product listings, extracting product information, checking the cart, and adding an explicitly requested product to the cart.
Use this skill for AliExpress buyer workflows: searching product listings, extracting product information, checking the cart, and adding an explicitly requested product to the cart.
AliExpress is heavily personalized. Results and prices vary by ship-to country, currency, account state, coupons, selected variants, and seller shipping rules. Prefer a real browser session that already has the user's region and account state.
Do not place orders, click checkout confirmation, submit payment details, or accept checkout-adjacent prompts.
| Task | Recommended action |
|---|---|
| Find cheap phone cases | Search products |
| Compare a specific listing | Get product data |
| See what is already in cart | Read cart |
| Add an explicitly requested listing | Add to cart |
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