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Real contractor story · Job siteLet Claude check tool prices for you

What happened

A general contractor in North Texas says on X that Claude Code found a green laser level on Amazon and read him the prices. Nothing went in the cart.

Source: X, 2026-10-14. This is our short summary. Read the source for the full story.

How a contractor could use it

Ask AI to shop for a tool or part and read back the prices. You still make the buy.

Added 2026-10-15. Check any tool's price and terms on its own site before you use it.

Try this prompt

Copy it into Grok Bot, Claude or ChatGPT. Fill in the parts in [brackets].

Find a [tool] on [store]. Give me the 3 best options with price, rating and delivery date. Do not add anything to the cart.

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