hasdata-ecommerce

name	hasdata-ecommerce
description	Structured product data from Amazon, Shopify stores, and Google Shopping. Use this skill when the user wants to find products, check prices, get product details, list a Shopify store's catalog, scrape an Amazon seller's products, compare prices across retailers, or pull immersive product data. Triggers on "find products on Amazon", "Amazon search for", "ASIN B0...", "Shopify products from", "this Shopify store", "Google Shopping for", "compare prices for", "what does this seller sell", "Amazon seller", or any e-commerce product / pricing request. Returns structured JSON — title, price, ratings, reviews, images, availability — without HTML scraping.
allowed-tools	["Bash(hasdata *)"]

hasdata e-commerce APIs

Structured catalog and product data from Amazon, Shopify, and Google Shopping.

When to use

• User wants product info from Amazon (search, single ASIN, seller, seller's products)
• User wants to enumerate or filter a Shopify store's catalog or collections
• User wants Google Shopping cross-retailer prices for a query
• User wants the immersive-product detail card (Google's rich product view)

For non-platform URLs, use hasdata-scrape. For real-estate listings, jobs, or businesses, use the dedicated skill.

APIs in this group

Command	Purpose	Cost
amazon-search	Amazon search results for a query	5
amazon-product	Full product page by ASIN (price, ratings, images, sellers)	5
amazon-seller	Seller profile by seller ID	5
amazon-seller-products	All products listed by a seller	5
shopify-products	Catalog of any Shopify store (by URL)	5
shopify-collections	Collections list for a Shopify store	5
google-shopping	Google Shopping aggregated results (multi-retailer prices)	10
google-immersive-product	Google's immersive product detail card	5

Quick start

Amazon

# Search Amazon
hasdata amazon-search --q "wireless mouse" --pretty -o .hasdata/amazon-mouse.json

# Sort by price low → high, page 2
hasdata amazon-search --q "yoga mat" --sort-by priceLowToHigh --page 2 --pretty -o .hasdata/amazon-yoga-p2.json

# Single product by ASIN
hasdata amazon-product --asin "B0DHJ7SBDR" --pretty -o .hasdata/amazon-product.json

# Different Amazon domain
hasdata amazon-product --asin "B0DHJ7SBDR" --domain www.amazon.co.uk --pretty -o .hasdata/amazon-uk.json

# Seller's catalog
hasdata amazon-seller --seller-id "ATQQBVXK188KS" --pretty -o .hasdata/seller.json
hasdata amazon-seller-products --seller-id "ATQQBVXK188KS" --pretty -o .hasdata/seller-products.json

Shopify

# Any Shopify store's products (uses public /products.json)
hasdata shopify-products --url "https://allbirds.com" --limit 250 --pretty -o .hasdata/allbirds.json

# Filter by collection handle
hasdata shopify-products --url "https://allbirds.com" --collection "mens-shoes" --limit 100 --pretty -o .hasdata/allbirds-mens.json

# Store's collection list
hasdata shopify-collections --url "https://allbirds.com" --limit 50 --pretty -o .hasdata/allbirds-cols.json

Google Shopping

# Cross-retailer search
hasdata google-shopping --q "airpods pro 2" --pretty -o .hasdata/shopping-airpods.json

# Immersive product detail (uses kgmid / product ID from a Google search)
hasdata google-immersive-product --product-id "<id>" --pretty -o .hasdata/immersive.json

Common Amazon flags

Flag	Purpose
--q <query>	Search query (search only)
--asin <id>	Product ASIN (product only)
--seller-id <id>	Seller ID (seller / seller-products)
--page <n>	Pagination
--sort-by	featured, priceLowToHigh, priceHighToLow, avgCustomerReview, newestArrivals, bestSellers
--domain	www.amazon.com, .co.uk, .de, .co.jp, .in, .ca, etc.
--language	Per-domain language code
--delivery-zip	Shipping ZIP for accurate pricing/availability
--shipping-location	Two-letter country code for delivery

Tips

• Amazon search → product fan-out is the most common pattern:

  hasdata amazon-search --q "ergonomic chair" --pretty -o .hasdata/chairs.json
  for asin in $(jq -r '.products[].asin' .hasdata/chairs.json | head -10); do
    hasdata amazon-product --asin "$asin" --pretty -o ".hasdata/chair-$asin.json" &
  done
  wait
  

• Shopify doesn't need API keys per store — shopify-products works against any storefront's public /products.json. --limit 250 is the max.
• For price tracking, always pass --delivery-zip on Amazon — prices and Prime eligibility vary by location.
• Google Shopping is best when comparing prices across retailers; Amazon alone is faster when you only need Amazon listings.
• google-immersive-product requires a product ID from a Google search result — it's not directly user-facing.

Working with results

# Amazon search → top 10 with title, price, rating, ASIN
jq -r '.products[0:10] | .[] | "\(.title)\t$\(.price.value // "n/a")\t\(.rating // "n/a")★\t\(.asin)"' .hasdata/amazon.json

# Amazon product → key fields
jq '{title, price: .price.value, rating, reviewsCount, mainImage}' .hasdata/amazon-product.json

# Shopify products → name, price, vendor
jq -r '.products[] | "\(.title)\t$\(.variants[0].price)\t\(.vendor)"' .hasdata/shopify.json

# Google Shopping → all retailer prices for a product
jq '.shoppingResults[] | {title, source, price, link}' .hasdata/shopping.json

See also

• hasdata-scrape — for non-Amazon, non-Shopify product pages
• hasdata-search — google-serp if you want general results not Shopping-specific