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Gift Finder runs a short interview, then hands back five real gift ideas worth checking out.

It asks five questions: relationship, interests, budget, occasion, and what the recipient already has. From your answers it builds a shortlist of five gifts, spread across your budget, each with a one-line reason tied to what you told it and a link to the actual product page. It never buys anything. You decide, and you check out yourself, on the site you trust.

It needs honest answers to the five questions. A vague interest (“likes stuff”) gets a vaguer shortlist.

What it includes

• A five-question interview about the gift recipient
• A shortlist of five gifts, each with a reason and a verified buy link
• No purchase, no cart, no stored payment or shipping details

Example

Input: “Gift ideas for my sister. She’s into hiking and pottery, budget $60, it’s her birthday, and she already has a good day pack.”

Output:

1. Ceramic glazing starter kit: builds on her pottery hobby without duplicating gear she owns: [link]
2. Merino wool hiking socks (2-pack): useful on every hike, well under budget: [link]
3. Collapsible hiking mug: fits the hiking interest, leaves room in the $60 budget for a card: [link]
4. Pottery throwing tool set: a step up from basic tools for someone already into the craft: [link]
5. Trail map subscription (1 year): supports hiking without adding more gear to a pack she already has: [link]

Uses

Price Drop Watcher checks a list of product URLs once a day and compares each one’s current price to the target you set. When a price drops to or below target, you get one alert covering every product that dropped, with its current price and a link. When nothing dropped, you hear nothing. No daily “still no change” noise.

You build the list yourself. Give it a product URL and a target price to start tracking it (“track this at $40”). Name a URL or product to stop tracking it. Ask for the full list at any time to see every tracked item with its target and last known price.

The default check time is daily at 09:00 local. The assistant confirms that time with you before creating the recurring job.

What it includes

• A daily cron job, default 09:00 local
• A watch list with target price per product, editable anytime
• Add and remove commands for the watch list
• One alert per run, sent only when a price actually drops below target

Example

Input: watch list has a $120 jacket tracked at target $90, and a $45 blender tracked at target $40.

Run 1 output: jacket is $95, blender is $42. Neither hits target. No message sent.

Run 2 output: jacket drops to $88. Alert: “Jacket: $88, target $90. https://example.com/jacket”. The blender stays out of the alert because it is still above its target.