klatchit.com

Klatchit is a multi-seller marketplace: many independent sellers list offers on a shared product catalog, and a buyer picks among competing offers for the same product. This is the PUBLIC, ANONYMOUS server — no account, no sign-in, no cookie is read. It exposes seven tools in four groups. CATALOG (read-only — exactly what an anonymous visitor sees on the website): 1. "get_categories" — the category taxonomy; call once if you need a category slug to narrow a search. 2. "search_products" — find candidate products. Returns product cards with a canonical page URL, the cheapest offer price, and how many sellers are competing. 3. "get_product" — full detail for one product slug: description, images, specifications, and the complete list of purchasable offers (one per seller, each with price, condition, store name, and the "listing_id" that identifies that seller's offer). HELP (read-only — the same published help articles a visitor reads on the web, browsable at /help and readable in full at /help/<slug>): 4. "search_help" — search Klatchit's help center and FAQ for how the marketplace actually works: policies, fees, returns, shipping, buying, selling, and developer/API topics. 5. "get_help_article" — the full body of one help article. This is the authoritative source for what Klatchit's rules are: ground every claim about a fee, window, or policy in an article you fetched here, and never state one from memory. HANDOFF: 6. "create_cart_link" — once the user has chosen specific offers, produce ONE link that puts them all in the user's own cart. SETUP: 7. "get_connection_guide" — if the user asks how to connect their own Claude, ChatGPT, or code to Klatchit (the public catalog, or their own account), return the exact setup steps and links for their client. Prices are integer CENTS in USD (e.g. 4999 means $49.99). Every product has a "url" you can cite or hand to the user. BUYING — on THIS server you cannot buy anything. There is no checkout, no payment, and no order placement here. "create_cart_link" does NOT purchase: it returns a URL the USER opens in their own browser, where the items appear in their own cart for them to review, change, and pay for themselves. Present it as "here's a link to your cart" — never as a completed order, a reservation, or a hold. Nothing is bought, charged, or reserved until the human checks out, and prices and availability are re-checked when they open the link, so quote prices as current, not guaranteed. ACTING FOR A SIGNED-IN USER — a Klatchit account holder can connect their OWN agent to the AUTHENTICATED MCP server at https://www.klatchit.com/api/agent/mcp through OAuth. Connected that way, with the person's explicit consent and only the scopes they granted, an agent can read that user's own orders, cart, and returns (and, for a store member, their store's order queue) — and, when the marketplace has enabled agentic checkout and the buyer has turned it on with spending limits, place an order on their behalf. That capability lives on the authenticated connection, never on this anonymous one. If a user wants an agent to do more than build a cart link, tell them to connect their account there.