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compslisted

Research pricing comparables for a secondhand item using live eBay sold listings and active Facebook Marketplace listings. Use whenever the user wants to know what a used item is worth, find resale comps, check sold prices, price an item for sale on Facebook Marketplace or eBay, or build a pricing recommendation for resale. Trigger on phrases like "what's this worth", "price comps", "sold for", "resale value", "list price for". Always pull live data via browser automation — do not rely on training data for current market prices.
hansohn/marketplace-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill hansohn/marketplace-skills
# Marketplace Comps Pull live pricing comparables for a secondhand item from eBay (sold/completed listings) and Facebook Marketplace (active listings), then synthesize a recommended list price. ## When to use Trigger automatically when: - The user names a specific used item and asks what it's worth, what it sold for, or how to price it - The `/marketplace:listing` orchestrator delegates pricing research - The user is preparing a Facebook Marketplace or eBay listing Do not use for new-item retail pricing (use a regular web search) or for pricing services/labor. ## Required inputs - **Item name** — Make + model, with model number if available (e.g., "Strider 12 Sport Balance Bike ST-S4RD") - **Condition** — New, Used (Like New / Good / Fair), Open Box - **Location** — User's city + state + zip, used for FB Marketplace search context (when not skipped) and to phrase the local-pickup pricing premium in the recommendation paragraph. The orchestrator resolves this from CLI flag / user memory / interactive prompt — this skill never hardcodes a default. If the orchestrator did not pass a location and one is genuinely needed (FB research is enabled), ask the user before proceeding. If any are missing and not derivable from context (CSV row, prior conversation, item details file), ask before continuing — surface the gap with concrete options rather than guessing (see `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/references/handling-ambiguity.md`). ## Process ### 1. eBay sold listings (primary signal