apply-filters

name	apply-filters
description	Use when the user is on an AliExpress search results page and wants Claude to toggle filters for them — Choice / free shipping / 4★+ / ship-from country / price range. Drives the live page in Claude in Chrome. Trigger phrases — "filter by free shipping", "only choice items", "4 stars and up", "ship from china only", "set price range".

Apply Search Filters

Toggle AliExpress search-result filters on the live page in the user's Chrome session.

When to use

• Active tab is an AliExpress search/category results page (/w/wholesale-* or /category/*).
• User wants any of: Choice, free shipping, 4★+, Premium, ship-from country, price range.

Workflow

1. tabs_context_mcp — confirm active tab is a results page; if not, stop.
2. Map each requested filter to a stable selector (in priority order):
   • Choice: [aria-label="filterCode:choice"]
   • Free shipping: [aria-label="filterCode:freeShipping"]
   • 4★+: [aria-label="filterCode:rating4plus"]
   • Premium: [aria-label="filterCode:premium"]
   • Ship-from country: [aria-label="<ISO-2>"] (e.g. CN, US, IL, TR)
3. For each: scroll into view, click via mcp__claude-in-chrome__find + click, wait ~800ms for re-render.
4. Price range — find the price-range input pair, fill min/max, submit. Selectors are less stable; find by placeholder.
5. After all filters applied, read_page and report the new visible-result count.

Output

## Filters applied
- {filter}: ✓
- {filter}: ✓ (with value {x})
- {filter}: ✗ — selector not found, told user

Visible results now: ~{n}

Rules

• One filter at a time, with a re-render wait between — AliExpress sometimes drops state on rapid clicks.
• Never invent a filter the page doesn't have. If a selector misses, report it.
• Don't reload the page unless the user asks — applied filters are query-string state.