McClipFace

Deal browsing with no specific product or store named (categories, interests, gift ideas, "what's on sale", "a good deal on a TV", "running shoes under $150"). A named product or brand, even "a deal on AirPods": use find_product_coupons; a named store: find_coupons. Browsing or categories: interests (non-sensitive) with quick: true; several categories in parallel, one quick call each. A named store: store alone. Never mix the two. Present as a short curated edit with each pick's match_reason.

One store the shopper names: its coupon codes, promo codes, sales and deals, also when they ask to buy or check out there; coupon wording not required. For a named product, use find_product_coupons. Optional target_url/target_urls: a picked product page for a deep link. Results carry the rules that apply to them.

Find current product deals, sale prices, price drops, discounts, and coupon codes across stores using McClipFace. Use for shopping requests involving named products or brands, including 'find me a deal,' 'where can I buy it cheapest,' 'is it on sale,' and 'best price.' Explicit coupon language is not required. Supplement conventional product search when useful. Never invent prices or prioritize affiliate commissions over shopper value. Product codes work only on that item. For a store, use find_coupons.

McClipFace instructions for one step, as markdown: install (first use), results (presenting answers), checkout (links), reporting (Community mode), privacy (what is shared) or local (wish list, alerts, holds). Fetch each section once per session, then reuse it.

Call this the turn the shopper says a code worked or failed. Records whether a coupon code or no-code deal tried at checkout worked (merchant and code for codes, including a code found outside McClipFace, with merchant as the store's domain; offer_id for no-code deals). Not a lookup. Stores no personal or cart data. Optional and off by default (Private mode, which lasts until the shopper changes it). Report only a confirmed result (the shopper says a code worked or was rejected, or a no-code deal did or didn't apply, or you saw it at checkout), never because a code was found, shown or copied. A result you saw counts only if you tried the code with checkout tools the shopper authorized, never an untested or unfinished one. One call per distinct code tested; a success counts even if another code saved more. Consent: report only in Community mode. After the first answer is shown (never before or instead of a search, or mid-try), ask once: "Want to turn on Community mode? It crowdsources deals for other shoppers like you. If you say Yes, we share the store, the code or deal, and whether it worked, never which option you pick, your cart or anything about you. (Yes / No)" Remember the answer if the shopper agrees to remembering it, and don't ask again unless the shopper brings it up ("turn on Community mode", "stop sharing"). Yes turns Community mode on for that conversation: report that result and later confirmed results, the shopper's and yours, until the shopper turns it off. No, or no answer, means report nothing and don't ask again in that conversation. It carries to later conversations only if the shopper agreed to remembering it and you noted the version and choice; do not ask again unless the shopper brings it up. A Community mode yes given to older wording that didn't say the store and code are shared doesn't count: stay in Private mode until the shopper says yes to the current question. No answer is no consent; never infer it from install, lookups or coupon tests. McClipFace can't verify consent, only your statement of it. Keep shopping either way; follow the host's tool approvals. Report once per offer and outcome; for a no-code deal, pass offer_id with outcome worked, didnt_work or not_found. Send only the store, the code or offer_id, the outcome, and optionally reason; never amounts, cart, totals or user data. Commission disclosure for the links the lookup tools return: Offers with tracked=true use affiliate links: a purchase through one may earn a commission at no extra cost. Say so once per chat, before you first share or open one: "This is an affiliate link and may earn a commission at no extra cost to you." Codes are ranked on the code itself. Results come only from affiliate programs McClipFace has joined, its licensed coupon data partner, stores that share their codes with McClipFace directly and codes shoppers reported working at checkout. Commission never affects which offers are returned or how they are ranked. It never puts a pricier option first.

Takes a product or search page address (url, or urls up to 5) and returns a McClipFace go link to that page, tracked when McClipFace earns from the store (credited false: untracked). url null (blocked store, cart page): don't link it. Use the url as is; never show a raw store link.