newegg-shell-shocker

name	newegg-shell-shocker
description	Query Newegg Shell Shocker flash deal products. Use this skill when users mention Shell Shocker, Shell Shocker deals, Newegg flash deals, today's flash deals, Newegg promotions, flash deal list, limited-time specials.
keywords	shell shocker, newegg, flash deal, 闪促, 限时特价.
allowed-tools	bash, read_file

Newegg Shell Shocker

Query Newegg Shell Shocker daily and next-day flash deal products.

Agent execution rules (read first)

• Do not call ask_clarification for this task. The data source (single public GET JSON) and the output format (Markdown tables below) are fully specified — this is not missing_info, ambiguous_requirement, or approach_choice.
• Immediately after loading this skill, use the bash tool to run curl. Do not ask the user how to fetch data or which output format they prefer.
• Run exactly:

curl -sS "https://www.newegg.com/api/Common/TomorrowShellShocker"

• Treat stdout as JSON and build the tables in Response Format. If curl fails (non-zero exit) or the body is not valid JSON, report the error in your reply — still without asking the user to choose a fetch method.

Trigger Scenarios

• User asks "What's on Shell Shocker"
• User asks "Today's flash deals" / "Newegg flash deals"
• User searches for Shell Shocker prices of specific products
• User requests to view Newegg limited-time special list

API

• Method: GET
• URL: https://www.newegg.com/api/Common/TomorrowShellShocker
• Request: No request body

Response Structure

Root object contains:

• TodayItems (array) - Today's flash deal items
• TomorrowItems (array) - Tomorrow's flash deal items

Each item element contains an ItemBase object, from which to extract:

Field	Path	Description
Item Number	ItemBase.Item	e.g., 32-508-055
Item Title	ItemBase.Description.Title	Full item name
Original Price	ItemBase.OriginalUnitPrice	Original price (USD)
Flash Deal Price	ItemBase.FinalPrice	Final price (USD)
Image Filename	ItemBase.Image.Normal.ImageName	e.g., 32-508-055-V01.jpg
Promotion Info	ItemBase.PromotionInfo.PromotionText	e.g., free gifts, additional discounts, etc.

Image URL Construction:

https://c1.neweggimages.com/ProductImageCompressAll/{ImageName}

例如：https://c1.neweggimages.com/ProductImageCompressAll/32-508-055-V01.jpg

Product Link Construction:

https://www.newegg.com/p/{Item}

例如：https://www.newegg.com/p/32-508-055

Execution Flow

1. Call the API with bash using the curl command in Agent execution rules (no other tool for the HTTP request).
2. Parse JSON, iterate through TodayItems and TomorrowItems
3. Skip rows where ItemBase is null (usually Combo rows)
4. Extract fields and format the response per Response Format

Response Format

Return a clear product table containing:

## Today's Flash Deals (TodayItems)

| Item Number | Product Name | Original Price | Flash Deal Price | Image |
|---------|---------|------|-------|------|
| 32-508-055 | [adidas $50 Gift Card](https://www.newegg.com/p/32-508-055) | $50 | $50 | [Image](https://c1.neweggimages.com/ProductImageCompressAll/32-508-055-V01.jpg) |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |

## Tomorrow's Flash Deals (TomorrowItems)

| Item Number | Product Name | Original Price | Flash Deal Price | Image |
|---------|---------|------|-------|------|
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |

If promotion information exists, display below the product name:

🎁 Promotion: Free $15 Adidas eGift Card w/ purchase

Edge Cases

• Empty Data: If TodayItems or TomorrowItems is empty or doesn't exist, clearly inform the user
• Combo Rows: Skip rows that only have ComboBase unless the user specifically requests combo details
• HTTP Errors: Report status code and error message
• Invalid JSON: Briefly report parsing failure

Example Request

curl -sS "https://www.newegg.com/api/Common/TomorrowShellShocker"

(-sS keeps output clean but still surfaces curl errors.)

Notes

• This API requires no authentication
• Returned data is in English; product names can be translated if needed
• Prices are in USD
• Image URLs support multiple sizes; default to ProductImageCompressAll path