Put three second-hand jacket options in a Depop cart with Gemini in Chrome
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- by Reece Rogers (Wired)
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Wired's reviewer asked Chrome's Auto Browse for a leather jacket on Depop that fits an XL man; it searched, set the size filter, added three jackets to the cart and wrote a case for each. One was a decent-looking $40 jacket, but he notes it simply picked the top three search results.
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Gemini in Chrome (auto browse)
Prompt Original prompt
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I want you to find me a nice leather jacket on Depop that can fit an XL male. Put three different options in my cart and make the case for getting each of your fashion choices.
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Before you start, ask me 1–3 short questions about the details below and wait for my answers. Once I've answered, confirm the plan in one line and run the whole task start to finish. Goal: Find a few second-hand clothing options that fit me and put them in my cart. Quick-check questions: What item, size and budget, and what style or colors do you like? What I need from you: - Item and size - Budget per item - Style notes or examples you like Rules: - Look past the first page of results and pick options that differ in style or price. - Check each listing's measurements, condition and seller rating. - Add three to the cart with a short case for each; don't buy. - Skip listings with no photos of labels, wear or measurements. Output: Three varied options in the cart with price, size check and why each was picked. If my answers leave a gap, make a sensible choice, say what you assumed, and keep going. You'll know it worked when: each option fits, differs from the others and is within budget.
Source
https://www.wired.com/story/google-chrome-auto-browse-hands-on/
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