Compare sale headphones and stop before checkout
A poster used a browser agent to compare headphones on Amazon, then finished the purchase themselves at the payment stage.
- What they did
- They asked a BhindiAI browser agent to visit Amazon, search for wireless headphones under $100, and open the first three product pages. The agent gathered each item’s name, price, rating, and notable features, then put together a comparison table with screenshots. It kept moving through the buying flow until it reached the address and payment screens, where the person stepped in.
- How it went
- The headphones were bought successfully. The poster said this replaced a browser-extension routine they had been using for sale purchases. No savings, timing, or product-quality figures were shared, and the example mainly showed comparison and site navigation rather than fully hands-off buying.
- Tips
- Have the agent do the research and cart setup, but keep checkout under human review. For extra help during price drops, pair the workflow with alerts so you know when a sale starts.
Try it yourself with Perplexity Comet
Compare [headphones model] across [retailers] and find the cheapest trusted option. Open the top [number] listings, record the name, price, rating, and key features for each, and build a simple comparison table with screenshots. If the best option is at or below [$price], add it to the cart and pause before any payment, order submission, or final confirmation so I can review shipping, return policy, and total cost.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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