Haresh Product Search

What This Skill Does

The Haresh Product Search skill serves as a bridge between OpenClaw and your e-commerce backend via an n8n webhook. It interprets natural language requests to perform intelligent product searches. By extracting variables like category, price range, and sort order, it fetches real-time data from your database and presents it in a human-readable format. Whether a user is looking for budget-friendly electronics or high-rated athletic gear, this skill handles the heavy lifting of parameter mapping and API interaction.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, run the following command in your terminal within the OpenClaw directory:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/haresh-sai06/haresh-product-search

Ensure that your n8n instance is reachable at http://localhost:5678/webhook/product-search and that the relevant workflow is active to receive requests.

Use Cases

• E-commerce Customer Support: Assist users in finding products without needing to navigate a complex frontend interface.
• Inventory Browsing: Quickly check stock availability based on specific price constraints.
• Comparison Shopping: Allow users to request products sorted by price or rating to make informed purchasing decisions.
• Dynamic Catalog Navigation: Handle conversational search queries that traditional search bars might struggle to parse.

Example Prompts

1. "Find me some running shoes under $120, sorted by the best ratings."
2. "Show me laptops available between $500 and $1000, cheapest first."
3. "Search for leather jackets in the winter collection."

Tips & Limitations

• Semantic Precision: The skill uses basic synonym mapping (e.g., 'gym shoes' to 'fitness'). If your backend requires exact SKU matches, consider updating the parameter parsing logic in the n8n workflow.
• Network Dependency: Because this skill relies on an external webhook, connectivity is critical. If your n8n instance is down, the search will fail. Always check the logs for timeout errors.
• Constraint Handling: If a user provides overlapping or impossible price ranges (e.g., 'under $50' and 'over $200'), the skill may return no results. Advise users to use broader terms if the catalog returns zero hits. Avoid sending extremely long query strings, as the parameter mapping layer may truncate input.