GoBuy Product Trust Checks for Openclaw

GoBuy checks marketplace evidence quality and returns a dated 0–100 trust score before an AI agent recommends or compares a product.

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v1.0.0
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install gobuy

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install gobuy using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

Prefer to download?

Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is GoBuy Product Trust Checks?

GoBuy is an Openclaw Skills shopping-assistance capability for evaluating product listings on Amazon, Walmart, Target, and Best Buy. It returns an Evidence Score from 0–100, a verdict label, freshness status, computed date, and a detailed breakdown of observed and missing marketplace signals.

The skill helps agents make evidence-based recommendations without overstating product quality, safety, or value. Its score measures how well available marketplace signals support a listing—not whether the product itself is good or bad—making it useful for transparent purchasing research and comparison workflows.

GoBuy Product Trust Checks Use Cases

  • Check whether a specific Amazon, Walmart, Target, or Best Buy listing is supported by credible marketplace evidence.
  • Compare 2–20 products by evidence quality before making a shopping recommendation.
  • Investigate review-authenticity or seller-trust concerns.
  • Add a trust-check step to an AI shopping assistant or product discovery workflow.
  • Audit a product URL through the GoBuy human-facing report at https://audit.gobuy.ai.
  • Handle products that are not yet indexed without guessing or fabricating a score.

How GoBuy Product Trust Checks Works

  1. Identify the retailer and native product ID from the user’s product link or request. Supported retailers are Amazon, Walmart, Target, and Best Buy.
  2. Use the REST endpoint for universal access or the MCP server when an MCP client is configured.
  3. Request a single product score with check_product_trust, or compare 2–20 products with compare_products.
  4. Read the returned 0–100 Evidence Score, verdict label, freshness state, and computed date.
  5. Inspect signal_breakdown to distinguish observed signals from missing signals and explain score gaps.
  6. Report the score with its date and verdict label, clearly stating that it represents evidence quality rather than product quality, safety, or value.
  7. If the response is not_indexed, explain that GoBuy has not indexed the product yet and do not infer a score.

GoBuy Product Trust Checks Setup

GoBuy requires no authentication or local installation when using its REST API. Fair-use rate limits apply.

REST usage

curl "https://gobuy.ai/api/gobuy/extension/score?retailer=amazon&productId=B000000000"

Use the native retailer identifier: a 10-character ASIN for Amazon or the retailer’s native item ID for Walmart, Target, and Best Buy. Product URLs can be auto-detected when they follow supported patterns such as amazon.*/dp/ASIN, walmart.com/ip/N, target.com/p/X, or bestbuy.com/site/*/p/N.

MCP setup

Add the GoBuy streamable HTTP server to an MCP client; no API key is required:

cat <<'EOF'
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "gobuy-product-trust": {
      "url": "https://mcp.gobuy.ai/mcp"
    }
  }
}
EOF

After configuration, call check_product_trust with {retailer, product_id} or compare_products with {products: [{retailer, product_id}]}.

GoBuy Product Trust Checks Data Schema & Taxonomy

Request inputs

Field Description
retailer One of amazon, walmart, target, or bestbuy.
productId / product_id The native marketplace product identifier.
products An array of 2–20 retailer and product ID pairs for comparison.

Result fields

Field Meaning
score Evidence Score from 0–100. Scores of 70+ are well-evidenced, 40–69 are moderate, and below 40 are weak.
label Human-readable verdict tier, such as Cautiously supported.
state Freshness status: fresh or stale.
Computed date Date associated with the score and required when citing it.
signal_breakdown Observed signals and missing signals that explain the score.
not_indexed Indicates that the product has not been indexed and therefore has no score to report.

The core taxonomy separates retailer context, product identity, evidence score, verdict, freshness metadata, and signal availability. Missing signals—such as unavailable verified-purchase review data—should be reported as limitations rather than treated as proof that the listing is poor.

GoBuy Product Trust Checks Advanced Features

  • REST access works across environments with no authentication or local setup.
  • MCP support provides check_product_trust and multi-product compare_products operations.
  • Comparison workflows support between 2 and 20 marketplace products.
  • Freshness tracking distinguishes fresh and stale evidence and supplies a computed date for transparent citations.
  • Signal-level reporting exposes both observed and missing evidence instead of returning an unexplained score.
  • Native retailer ID handling supports Amazon ASINs and marketplace-specific product identifiers.
  • Product URL auto-detection supports common Amazon, Walmart, Target, and Best Buy URL patterns.
  • The human-facing audit report at https://audit.gobuy.ai lets users open or share a visual assessment from the same GoBuy engine.

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