@bowmark/web 1.5.0 → 1.6.0

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@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@
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  // rather than imported. An `import` or `export` at the top level of this file would
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  // turn it into a module and every declaration below would stop being global.
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  //
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- // Manifest version: 75ed32aa210bc375ea259fb61276ab65363d6b123ba60e63283bdfa36a58a3d5
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- // 8 capabilities, 87 providers, 294 typed functions, 20 refused.
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+ // Manifest version: 5426792a92faf41fd663aa77ef068ec2f38bcc28d33426a6a565458c7a3b4c42
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+ // 8 capabilities, 95 providers, 316 typed functions, 20 refused.
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  // 51,713 family members, sharing 2 interface(s) — declared once and pointed at, never repeated per member.
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  //
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  // REFUSED — these functions are real and callable, and their declared arguments
@@ -2103,6 +2103,71 @@ interface BmwusaModelListing {
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  }
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  }
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+ declare namespace BowmarkProvider_bykoket {
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+ // ── KOKET — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
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+ interface KoketProductSummary {
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+ id: string;
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+ name: string;
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+ url: string;
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+ price: number;
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+ currency: string;
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+ inStock: boolean;
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+ }
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+
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+ interface KoketProduct {
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+ id: string;
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+ name: string;
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+ url: string;
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+ reference: string;
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+ price: number;
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+ priceFormatted: string;
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+ listPrice: number;
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+ onSale: boolean;
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+ currency: string;
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+ inStock: boolean;
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+ quantityLeft: number | null;
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+ availabilityMessage: string;
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+ description: string;
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+ images: string[];
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+ }
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+
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+ interface KoketAddToCartHandoff {
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+ id: string;
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+ name: string;
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+ url: string;
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+ price: number;
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+ currency: string;
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+ inStock: boolean;
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+ note: string;
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+ }
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+
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+ /**
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+ * Reads KOKET's public furniture, lighting and textiles storefront (bykoket.com/shop) — search
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+ * the catalog, read a product's live price, stock and description, and get the handoff to add
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+ * it to cart on the real site.
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+ */
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+ interface Unit {
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+ /**
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+ * Searches KOKET's live public catalog (furniture, lighting, textiles) and returns each
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+ * match's id, name, product URL, price and stock status.
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+ */
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+ searchProducts(query: string): Promise<KoketProductSummary[]>;
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+
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+ /**
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+ * Reads one KOKET product's live page — price (list and current, since KOKET runs promotions),
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+ * stock count, availability message, description and images.
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+ */
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+ getProduct(idOrUrl: string): Promise<KoketProduct>;
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+
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+ /**
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+ * Hands back the shopper's own KOKET product page — the exact Add to cart button for this
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+ * product — since the site's cart requires a per-session token nobody but the shopper can
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+ * supply. Writes nothing.
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+ */
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+ addToCart(idOrUrl: string): Promise<KoketAddToCartHandoff>;
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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  declare namespace BowmarkProvider_cancer {
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  // ── National Cancer Institute (cancer.gov) — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
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  type cancerCenterDesignation =
@@ -3957,6 +4022,50 @@ interface ExtraspaceUnitAvailability {
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  }
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  }
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+ declare namespace BowmarkProvider_firstdibs {
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+ // ── 1stDibs — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
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+ interface FirstdibsSearchResult {
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+ name: string;
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+ url: string;
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+ price: number;
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+ priceCurrency: string;
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+ availability: string;
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+ image: string | null;
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+ }
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+ interface FirstdibsCompletingAction {
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+ makeOffer: boolean;
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+ contactSeller: boolean;
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+ purchase: false;
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+ }
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+ interface FirstdibsListing {
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+ name: string;
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+ url: string;
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+ description: string;
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+ brand: string | null;
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+ price: number;
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+ priceCurrency: string;
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+ completingAction: FirstdibsCompletingAction;
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+ }
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+
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+ /**
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+ * Search 1stDibs' luxury/vintage marketplace and read a listing's real price plus its concrete
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+ * completing action (Make an Offer / Contact Seller) — no login.
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+ */
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+ interface Unit {
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+ /**
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+ * Runs 1stDibs' keyword search (or a category-facet URL) and returns real listings with real
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+ * price, currency, availability and url.
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+ */
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+ search(query: string): Promise<FirstdibsSearchResult[]>;
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+
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+ /**
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+ * Reads one listing's real price and its concrete completing action(s) — Make an Offer and/or
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+ * Contact Seller, whichever this seller has enabled.
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+ */
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+ getListing(url: string): Promise<FirstdibsListing>;
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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  declare namespace BowmarkProvider_flightradar24 {
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  // ── Flightradar24 — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
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  interface flightradar24Airline {
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  }
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  }
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+ declare namespace BowmarkProvider_hauslabs {
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+ // ── Haus Labs by Lady Gaga — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
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+ interface HauslabsVariant {
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+ id: string;
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+ title: string;
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+ price: string;
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+ compareAtPrice: string | null;
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+ sku: string | null;
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+ available: boolean;
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+ options: string[];
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+ }
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+ interface HauslabsProduct {
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+ handle: string;
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+ title: string;
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+ vendor: string;
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+ productType: string;
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+ url: string;
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+ descriptionHtml: string | null;
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+ optionNames: string[];
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+ variants: HauslabsVariant[];
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+ priceRange: { min: string; max: string } | null;
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+ inStock: boolean;
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+ tags: string[];
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+ images: string[];
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+ }
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+ interface HauslabsShadeMatch {
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+ quiz: { family: string; depth: string; undertone: string; hasAddOne: boolean };
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+ variant: {
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+ number: number;
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+ family: string;
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+ sku: string | null;
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+ price: string;
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+ available: boolean;
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+ };
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+ product: HauslabsProduct;
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+ warnings: string[];
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+ }
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+
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+ /**
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+ * Haus Labs by Lady Gaga product catalogue — every clean-beauty SKU, its variants, its prices
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+ * and what is in stock — read off the live Shopify Plus storefront. The Foundation Shade
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+ * Finder is the broadcast wedge: a multi-step quiz ChatGPT cannot operate, mapped locally to
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+ * one specific priced shade with the buy-page handoff.
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+ */
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+ interface Unit {
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+ /**
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+ * Reads the live Haus Labs catalogue as the storefront publishes it — every product, its
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+ * handle, title, vendor, description, tags, images and the per-variant price the storefront is
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+ * quoting right now. Optional productType narrows to FACE / LIPS / EYES / SETS / etc. before
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+ * the limit. Returns [] on a transport failure (warnings would be on an object envelope; this
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+ * is a list). The catalog page is the line and the parse is the unit of work.
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+ */
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+ listHauslabsProducts(opts?: { limit?: number; productType?: string }): Promise<HauslabsProduct[]>;
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+
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+ /**
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+ * Reads one product by its handle — every variant, its exact price, the image the storefront
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+ * is showing and whether that specific variant is purchasable right now. Takes the handle
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+ * listHauslabsProducts returns. THROWS on an unknown handle (the store answers a real 404).
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+ */
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+ getHauslabsProduct(handle: string): Promise<HauslabsProduct>;
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+
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+ /**
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+ * Resolves a buyer's Foundation Lab quiz answers to ONE specific shade: the variant title, the
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+ * SKU, the real price, the availability, the buy-page URL. Mirrors the quiz's `shadeLogic`
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+ * decision tree natively against Cartful Solutions' published `pd.json` (keyless, browserless)
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+ * and resolves the matching variant through /products/<handle>.js for live price and stock.
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+ * The quiz is a 5-step Shopify section ChatGPT cannot operate on the buyer's behalf; this
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+ * function returns the single shade the quiz's terminal page renders for the same inputs.
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+ */
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+ runFoundationShadeFinder(input: { family: 'Deep' | 'Medium Deep' | 'Medium' | 'Light Medium' | 'Light' | 'Fair'; depth: 'deeper' | 'medium' | 'lighter'; undertone: 'warm' | 'cool' | 'neutral' | 'rosy' | 'golden'; hasAddOne?: boolean }): Promise<HauslabsShadeMatch>;
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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  declare namespace BowmarkProvider_healthcare_gov {
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  // ── HealthCare.gov — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
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  interface healthcare_govPlan {
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  available: boolean;
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  price: number | null;
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  salePrice: number | null;
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+ /** Why this SKU's price is, or is not, a markdown. Derived from price and
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+ * salePrice, so it can never disagree with them. */
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+ sale: SaleEvidence;
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+ }
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+ interface SaleEvidence {
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+ /** True only with retailer evidence. NEVER from a low price or a title. */
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+ onSale: boolean;
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+ currentPrice: number | null;
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+ /** The list price, when the markdown is against one. */
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+ originalPrice: number | null;
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+ /** ISO 4217, or null. ALWAYS null here: this feed publishes bare numbers with
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+ * no currency code anywhere in the payload. */
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+ currency: string | null;
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+ promotionMessage: string | null;
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+ evidenceType: "compare_at_price" | "sale_price" | "retailer_sale_badge" | "published_promotion" | "none";
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+ /** The retailer text or field the classification rests on, verbatim. */
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+ evidenceText: string | null;
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+ }
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+ interface ProductImage {
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+ /** Absolute HTTPS url. */
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+ url: string;
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+ altText: string | null;
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+ /** The colourway's own colour — sound because lululemon publishes its image
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+ * list PER COLOURWAY, so every picture in it is that colour by construction. */
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+ color: string | null;
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+ colorId: string | null;
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+ /** Always [] here: this feed links a picture to a COLOUR, never to a size. */
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+ variantIds: string[];
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+ }
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+ /** The retailer's own labels. On this door that is audience and nothing else —
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+ * the HPDP feed publishes no description, tags, fabric, collection or category.
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+ * Every other field is null or [], honestly. */
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+ interface PublishedProductAttributes {
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+ audience: string | null;
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+ garmentType: "sports_bra" | "tank" | "crop_top" | "leggings" | "shorts" | "other" | null;
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+ categories: string[];
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+ collections: string[];
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+ fabrics: string[];
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+ materials: string[];
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+ color: string | null;
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+ colorFamily: string | null;
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+ pattern: string | null;
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+ styleTags: string[];
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+ neckline: string | null;
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+ strapWidth: string | null;
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+ backDesign: string | null;
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+ sleeveLength: string | null;
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+ rise: string | null;
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+ waistband: string | null;
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+ inseam: string | null;
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+ legShape: string | null;
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+ fit: string | null;
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+ coverage: string | null;
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+ }
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+ /** Shared colour and family — what makes two pieces PLAUSIBLY coordinate. None
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+ * of it establishes a set. */
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+ interface CoordinationMetadata {
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+ collectionNames: string[];
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+ fabricNames: string[];
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+ colorName: string | null;
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+ colorId: string | null;
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+ colorFamily: string | null;
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+ productFamily: string | null;
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+ }
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+ /** An EXPLICIT retailer-published relationship. ALWAYS [] on this door: the feed's
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+ * only product-to-product relation is the ALGORITHMIC similarity rail, which is
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+ * getSimilarProducts. Reading that as a set would turn "the recommender put these
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+ * near each other" into "lululemon sells these together". */
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+ interface RetailerSetEvidence {
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+ evidenceType: "official_set" | "shop_the_set" | "complete_the_look" | "matching_piece";
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+ evidenceText: string | null;
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+ sourceUrl: string | null;
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+ setId: string | null;
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+ relatedProducts: Array<{ productId: string | null; handle: string | null; title: string | null; url: string | null }>;
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  interface LululemonOptionGroup {
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  /** The machine name. "size" on every lululemon product measured. */
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  url: string;
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  swatchImage: string | null;
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  images: string[];
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+ /** The SAME pictures as images, carrying this colourway's colour and colorId.
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+ * images stays a bare string[] for existing callers; this is the additive half. */
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+ imageAssets: ProductImage[];
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+ sale: SaleEvidence;
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+ coordination: CoordinationMetadata;
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+ /** ISO 4217, or null. Always null — see SaleEvidence.currency. */
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+ currency: string | null;
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  /** What can be BOUGHT in this colour right now — not the full size run. */
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  sizeTypes: LululemonSizeType[];
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+ attributes: PublishedProductAttributes;
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+ coordination: CoordinationMetadata;
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+ retailerSetEvidence: RetailerSetEvidence[];
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+ }
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+ /** One published product-detail block from the page, verbatim. */
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+ interface LululemonFeature {
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+ heading: string;
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+ body: string;
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+ }
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+ /** What lululemon's OWN product page publishes about a garment, which the
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+ * third-party pricing door does not carry at all. */
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+ interface LululemonProductAttributes {
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+ productId: string;
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+ url: string;
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+ title: string;
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+ /** The site's own ProductGroup category, e.g. "Leggings". */
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+ category: string | null;
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+ description: string | null;
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+ /** Trademarked fabric names off the detail accordion, e.g. ["Nulu"]. */
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+ fabrics: string[];
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+ fit: string | null;
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+ /** "High-Rise" / "Mid-Rise" / "Low-Rise", as the title spells it. */
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+ rise: string | null;
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+ /** Every detail block, unmapped and in page order. */
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+ features: LululemonFeature[];
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+ /** The site's own aggregate — the honest one. The pricing door reports 0
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+ * reviews on products whose live page shows 22,748. */
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+ ratingValue: number | null;
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+ reviewCount: number | null;
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+ /** What could not be reached. Non-empty means the page refused. */
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+ warnings: string[];
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+ /**
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+ * Reads what lululemon's OWN product page publishes about a garment and the third-party
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+ * pricing door does not carry at all: the category the site files it under, the collection
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+ * description, the trademarked fabric it is cut from, the fit and the rise, its real review
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+ * aggregate, and every product-detail block verbatim. This is the expensive door on this
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+ * provider — a headed Google Chrome, ~10-20x the latency of `getProduct` — so call it when the
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+ * ATTRIBUTES are the answer and `getProduct` when the price, colourways and sizes are. It
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+ * never throws on a refused page: a page that will not render comes back with every field
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+ * empty and a `warnings` entry naming it, so an empty `fabrics` is distinguishable from an
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+ */
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+ getProductAttributes(query: { productId: string }): Promise<LululemonProductAttributes>;
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+ declare namespace BowmarkProvider_maidenhome {
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+ // ── Maiden Home — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
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+ // Maiden Home's OWN shapes — not a capability contract.
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+ interface MaidenHomeVariant {
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+ productHandle: string;
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+ productTitle: string;
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+ productType: string; // e.g. "Sofa", "Modular Component", "Dining Table"
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+ size: string; // e.g. "85\" Width", or a non-numeric value like "Right-Facing Chaise"
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+ woodFinish: string; // e.g. "Driftwood Ash"
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+ sku: string;
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+ price: number;
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+ priceFormatted: string;
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+ available: boolean;
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+ url: string; // the product page, preselecting this exact variant
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+ }
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+ interface MaidenHomeConfiguratorProduct {
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+ handle: string;
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+ title: string;
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+ productType: string;
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+ url: string;
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+ sizeOptions: string[];
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+ woodFinishOptions: string[];
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+ priceRange: { min: number; max: number };
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+ variants: MaidenHomeVariant[];
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+ }
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+ interface MaidenHomeVariantResolution {
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+ productQuery: string;
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+ size: string;
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+ woodFinish: string;
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+ matched: boolean;
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+ variant: MaidenHomeVariant | null;
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+ candidates: MaidenHomeVariant[]; // populated when not narrowed to exactly one real variant
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+ message: string;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Maiden Home's Size x Wood Finish product configurator (sofas, sectionals/modular components,
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+ * tables) — list every configurable product, read one product's complete priced variant grid,
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+ * and resolve a free-text product + size + wood finish to the exact live price and SKU, off
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+ * the storefront's own live catalog rather than a researched estimate or a hedged price range.
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+ */
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+ interface Unit {
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+ /**
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+ * Lists every Maiden Home product configurable by Size x Wood Finish (sofas,
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+ * sectionals/modular components, tables) from the storefront's own live catalog — every size
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+ * and wood-finish option, its live price range and variant count. `query` (optional) narrows
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+ * the list by a fuzzy match on the product title or product type, e.g. "chelsea" or "dining
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+ * table".
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+ */
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+ searchConfigurations(query?: string): Promise<MaidenHomeConfiguratorProduct[]>;
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+
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+ /**
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+ * Reads one configurator product's complete Size x Wood Finish variant grid — a handle, e.g.
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+ * "the-chelsea-sofa-heritage-belgian-linen-lake" — every size x finish combination, each with
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+ * its own exact live price, SKU and availability. THROWS on an unrecognized handle, naming
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+ * searchConfigurations() as the way to find current ones.
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+ */
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+ getProduct(handle: string): Promise<MaidenHomeConfiguratorProduct>;
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+ /**
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+ * Resolves a free-text product (e.g. "Chelsea Sofa Heritage Belgian Linen Lake"), size (e.g.
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+ * "85\"") and wood finish (e.g. "Driftwood Ash") to the exact priced variant and its product
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+ * URL, mirroring the on-page configurator's own selection flow. `matched: true` with a
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+ * populated `variant` means exactly one real variant narrowed to; otherwise `candidates` lists
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+ * every real variant the product query DID match, so a caller can narrow with an exact
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+ * size/finish rather than guessing again. Never throws for an ambiguous or zero match — an
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+ * unmatched product name is the one case this DOES treat as a caller error (throws, naming
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+ * searchConfigurations()).
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+ */
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+ resolveVariant(productQuery: string, size: string, woodFinish: string): Promise<MaidenHomeVariantResolution>;
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+ }
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+ }
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  declare namespace BowmarkProvider_mailchimp {
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  interface mailchimpPlanTier {
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+ type PaypalConversionKind = "goodsOrServices" | "personal" | "payouts" | "other";
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+ interface PaypalCurrencyConversionCitation {
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+ documentId: string; // the CMS table id this figure came from, e.g. "FEETB26"
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+ feeDataKey: string; // the exact published value used, e.g. "4.00%"
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+ internalName: string;
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+ }
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+ interface PaypalGetCurrencyConversionQuoteArgs {
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+ kind?: PaypalConversionKind; // "goodsOrServices" | "personal" | "payouts" | "other"
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+ audience?: "consumer"; // defaults to "consumer"; merchant is a separate, unverified page
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+ country?: string; // ISO 3166-1 alpha-2, defaults to "us"; only "us" is verified end-to-end
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+ }
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+ interface PaypalCurrencyConversionQuote {
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+ kind: PaypalConversionKind; // which PayPal-conversion context the spread applies to
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+ paypalSpread: number; // 0.04 for goodsOrServices/personal/payouts; 0.03 for "other"
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+ citations: { paypal: PaypalCurrencyConversionCitation };
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+ }
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  * PayPal's public, signed-out surfaces: the published consumer and merchant fee schedules, the
9986
- * fee on one concrete personal (friends-and-family) transaction, currency-conversion quotes
9987
- * and the spread PayPal adds, Pay Later instalment plans, PayPal.Me handle lookup, Help Center
9988
- * search and articles, the binding policy documents, PayPal Shopping cashback offers, crypto
9989
- * prices, and invoice payer-view reads. Two functions callable today — estimateFee, getFees.
10385
+ * fee on one concrete personal (friends-and-family) transaction, the spread PayPal adds on a
10386
+ * currency conversion, Pay Later instalment plans, PayPal.Me handle lookup, Help Center search
10387
+ * and articles, the binding policy documents, PayPal Shopping cashback offers, crypto prices,
10388
+ * and invoice payer-view reads. Three functions callable today — estimateFee, getFees,
10389
+ * getCurrencyConversionQuote.
9990
10390
  */
9991
10391
  interface Unit {
9992
10392
  /**
@@ -10006,6 +10406,18 @@ interface PaypalFeeSchedule {
10006
10406
  * been fetched.
10007
10407
  */
10008
10408
  getFees(args: PaypalGetFeesArgs): Promise<PaypalFeeSchedule>;
10409
+
10410
+ /**
10411
+ * Reads PayPal's published currency-conversion spread — the half of its fee it DOES disclose —
10412
+ * off the same fees page (FEETB26, 4.00% for goodsOrServices/personal/payouts, 3.00% for
10413
+ * "other"), e.g. getCurrencyConversionQuote({ kind: "goodsOrServices" }) -> { kind:
10414
+ * "goodsOrServices", paypalSpread: 0.04, citations: { paypal: { documentId: "FEETB26",
10415
+ * feeDataKey: "4.00%", internalName: "..." } } }. PayPal does NOT publish the wholesale base
10416
+ * rate, so this function returns only the spread; combining it with a base rate from another
10417
+ * provider (e.g. bowmark.providers.oanda.convertCurrency) is the capability tier's job, not a
10418
+ * single provider's. consumer / us only today.
10419
+ */
10420
+ getCurrencyConversionQuote(args: PaypalGetCurrencyConversionQuoteArgs): Promise<PaypalCurrencyConversionQuote>;
10009
10421
  }
10010
10422
  }
10011
10423
 
@@ -10373,6 +10785,71 @@ interface PizzahutDealsForRender {
10373
10785
  }
10374
10786
  }
10375
10787
 
10788
+ declare namespace BowmarkProvider_premierbuildings {
10789
+ // ── Premier Portable Buildings — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
10790
+ interface PremierbuildingsStyle {
10791
+ key: string;
10792
+ label: string;
10793
+ sidingOptions: string[];
10794
+ sizes: { sizeKey: string; width: number; length: number }[];
10795
+ }
10796
+ interface PremierbuildingsPrice {
10797
+ styleKey: string;
10798
+ model: string;
10799
+ sizeKey: string;
10800
+ width: number;
10801
+ length: number;
10802
+ sidingKey: string;
10803
+ zip: string;
10804
+ region: string;
10805
+ basePrice: number;
10806
+ sidingSurcharge: number;
10807
+ total: number;
10808
+ currency: "USD";
10809
+ }
10810
+ interface PremierbuildingsDealer {
10811
+ key: string;
10812
+ name: string;
10813
+ city: string;
10814
+ state: string;
10815
+ zip: string;
10816
+ phoneNumber: string;
10817
+ dealerURL: string;
10818
+ }
10819
+
10820
+ /**
10821
+ * Reads Premier Portable Buildings' own ShedView 3D configurator pricing catalogue — building
10822
+ * styles, real available sizes, and region-exact siding surcharges — plus its real dealer
10823
+ * directory.
10824
+ */
10825
+ interface Unit {
10826
+ /**
10827
+ * Lists every real building style Premier's ShedView configurator offers (Lofted Barn,
10828
+ * Utility, Cabin, Garage, ...) with its real siding options and every real buildable size
10829
+ * (width x length), read straight from the configurator's own live catalogue.
10830
+ */
10831
+ listBuildingStyles(): Promise<PremierbuildingsStyle[]>;
10832
+
10833
+ /**
10834
+ * Prices one real Premier building configuration exactly the way ShedView itself does: the
10835
+ * base price for `styleKey` + `sizeKey` in the pricing region `zip` falls under, plus the
10836
+ * EXACT siding surcharge Premier's own rules add for `sidingKey` at that width and region (0
10837
+ * for the default "urethane-siding"; a real dollar amount, never a guess, for an alternative
10838
+ * like "metal" — the surcharge genuinely varies by both region and building width).
10839
+ * `sidingKey` defaults to "urethane-siding" (Premier's standard siding) when omitted.
10840
+ */
10841
+ priceBuilding(styleKey: string, sizeKey: string, sidingKey: string | undefined, zip: string): Promise<PremierbuildingsPrice>;
10842
+
10843
+ /**
10844
+ * Looks up Premier's real dealer locations in one US state or Canadian province (accepts
10845
+ * either a full name like "Tennessee" or an abbreviation like "TN") — name, city, phone, and
10846
+ * the dealer's own ShedView URL, straight from Premier's live dealer directory, for handing a
10847
+ * priced configuration off to order.
10848
+ */
10849
+ findDealers(state: string): Promise<PremierbuildingsDealer[]>;
10850
+ }
10851
+ }
10852
+
10376
10853
  declare namespace BowmarkProvider_progressive {
10377
10854
  // ── Progressive — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
10378
10855
  // Progressive's OWN shapes — not a capability contract.
@@ -11685,6 +12162,55 @@ interface SearsStock {
11685
12162
  }
11686
12163
  }
11687
12164
 
12165
+ declare namespace BowmarkProvider_seegarsfence {
12166
+ // ── Seegars Fence Company — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
12167
+ interface SeegarsBranch {
12168
+ id: number;
12169
+ name: string;
12170
+ address1: string;
12171
+ city: string;
12172
+ state: string;
12173
+ zip: string;
12174
+ salesEmail: string;
12175
+ salesPhone: string;
12176
+ webSite: string;
12177
+ outsideServiceAreaText: string;
12178
+ serviceArea: string;
12179
+ }
12180
+
12181
+ interface SeegarsGeocodedAddress {
12182
+ address1: string;
12183
+ city: string;
12184
+ state: string;
12185
+ zip: string;
12186
+ displayName: string;
12187
+ latitude: number;
12188
+ longitude: number;
12189
+ }
12190
+
12191
+ interface CheckServiceAreaResult {
12192
+ address: SeegarsGeocodedAddress;
12193
+ inServiceArea: boolean;
12194
+ branch: SeegarsBranch;
12195
+ }
12196
+
12197
+ /**
12198
+ * Fence/gate installer (Carolinas). checkServiceArea is live — geocodes an address and reports
12199
+ * whether it's inside Seegars' service area, plus the branch that would handle it.
12200
+ * estimateFencePrice (the actual priced estimate) is a stub — see its notImplemented reason.
12201
+ */
12202
+ interface Unit {
12203
+ /**
12204
+ * Geocodes a free-text address (`address`, e.g. "301 Fayetteville St, Raleigh, NC 27601")
12205
+ * against Seegars Fence's own address-lookup API, then checks it against the branch's
12206
+ * published service-area polygon — the same check the site's own Fence Price Estimator Tool
12207
+ * performs before it will show any pricing. Returns the normalized address, whether it falls
12208
+ * inside the service area, and the branch (name, phone, email, address) that would handle it.
12209
+ */
12210
+ checkServiceArea(args: object): Promise<CheckServiceAreaResult>;
12211
+ }
12212
+ }
12213
+
11688
12214
  declare namespace BowmarkProvider_selectblinds {
11689
12215
  // ── SelectBlinds — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
11690
12216
  // SelectBlinds' OWN shapes — not a capability contract.
@@ -12414,6 +12940,60 @@ interface SunHomeSaunasCartResult {
12414
12940
  }
12415
12941
  }
12416
12942
 
12943
+ declare namespace BowmarkProvider_target {
12944
+ // ── Target — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
12945
+ interface targetRow {
12946
+ id: string;
12947
+ }
12948
+
12949
+ interface TargetStoreHoursInterval {
12950
+ begin_time: string;
12951
+ end_date: string;
12952
+ end_time: string;
12953
+ }
12954
+
12955
+ interface TargetStoreHoursDay {
12956
+ is_open: boolean;
12957
+ date: string;
12958
+ day_name: string;
12959
+ hours: TargetStoreHoursInterval[];
12960
+ }
12961
+
12962
+ interface TargetStoreGeoSpec {
12963
+ iso_time_zone_code: string;
12964
+ time_zone_code: string;
12965
+ time_zone_utc_offset_name: string;
12966
+ }
12967
+
12968
+ interface TargetStore {
12969
+ id: string;
12970
+ slug: string;
12971
+ name: string;
12972
+ address: string;
12973
+ phone: string | null;
12974
+ geoSpec: TargetStoreGeoSpec | null;
12975
+ weeklyHours: TargetStoreHoursDay[];
12976
+ }
12977
+
12978
+ interface TargetStoreSearch {
12979
+ query: string;
12980
+ stores: TargetStore[];
12981
+ warnings: string[];
12982
+ }
12983
+
12984
+ /**
12985
+ * Big-box general merchandise — search, product detail, store stock and store lookup on
12986
+ * target.com.
12987
+ */
12988
+ interface Unit {
12989
+ /**
12990
+ * Searches the store-locator for nearby Targets by ZIP, partial ZIP, city, or street+city, and
12991
+ * returns each store's id, slug, name, address, phone, time-zone and 14-day weekly hours.
12992
+ */
12993
+ findStore(args: { query: string }): Promise<TargetStoreSearch>;
12994
+ }
12995
+ }
12996
+
12417
12997
  declare namespace BowmarkProvider_teladoc {
12418
12998
  // ── Teladoc Health — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
12419
12999
  interface teladocRow {
@@ -13145,6 +13725,40 @@ interface thezebraAutoQuotes {
13145
13725
  }
13146
13726
  }
13147
13727
 
13728
+ declare namespace BowmarkProvider_topviewtix {
13729
+ // ── TopView Sightseeing — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
13730
+ interface topviewtixPackageDetails {
13731
+ id: number;
13732
+ slug: string;
13733
+ name: string;
13734
+ description: string;
13735
+ url: string;
13736
+ adultsPrice: number | null;
13737
+ kidsPrice: number | null;
13738
+ isAdultOnly: boolean;
13739
+ availableDates: string[];
13740
+ blockedDates: string[];
13741
+ soldOutDates: string[];
13742
+ availableUntil: string | null;
13743
+ }
13744
+
13745
+ /**
13746
+ * TopView's NYC hop-on-hop-off bus, Statue of Liberty cruise and bike/walking tour packages —
13747
+ * getPackageDetails reads one package's live price and its own real-time booking calendar
13748
+ * (available/blocked/sold-out dates) off topviewtix.com/new-york/<slug>.
13749
+ */
13750
+ interface Unit {
13751
+ /**
13752
+ * Reads one TopView tour package in full — name, description, adult/kid price, and the site's
13753
+ * OWN live booking calendar (which dates are open, blocked, or sold out, and how far out the
13754
+ * calendar reaches). Takes `slug`, the package's own URL slug off
13755
+ * topviewtix.com/new-york/<slug> (e.g. "hop-on-hop-off-pass"). Throws if the slug doesn't
13756
+ * resolve to a real package (a clean 404) rather than returning an empty row.
13757
+ */
13758
+ getPackageDetails(args: object): Promise<topviewtixPackageDetails>;
13759
+ }
13760
+ }
13761
+
13148
13762
  declare namespace BowmarkProvider_trektravel {
13149
13763
  // ── Trek Travel — the unit's own declarations, verbatim ──
13150
13764
  // Trek Travel's OWN shapes — not a capability contract.
@@ -13767,15 +14381,6 @@ interface wellfoundCompanyDetail {
13767
14381
  * experience-requirement text and the hiring startup.
13768
14382
  */
13769
14383
  getJob(args: { url: string }): Promise<wellfoundJobDetail>;
13770
-
13771
- /**
13772
- * Reads one startup's `/company/<slug>` profile — the longer product description (HTML), the
13773
- * full market tagging, location tags with display names, the explicitly-set Remote policy,
13774
- * total raised, the company's own website, every badge verbatim, and the same `companySize`
13775
- * band `searchCompanies` already decodes — the context a candidate weighs a startup on before
13776
- * applying to it. Takes the `slug` a `searchCompanies` row already carries.
13777
- */
13778
- getCompany(args: { slug: string }): Promise<wellfoundCompanyDetail>;
13779
14384
  }
13780
14385
  }
13781
14386
 
@@ -13793,6 +14398,95 @@ interface ShopifyVariant {
13793
14398
  /** The store's own per-variant stock flag. */
13794
14399
  available: boolean;
13795
14400
  options: string[];
14401
+ /** The same values keyed by the option's own NAME — { Color: "Black", Size: "S" }.
14402
+ * Read THIS to filter by size; options[1] is only the size on a store that
14403
+ * happens to order it second. {} when the two lists cannot be reconciled. */
14404
+ selectedOptions: Record<string, string>;
14405
+ /** The image the STORE linked to this variant. Usually NULL — most storefronts
14406
+ * publish no image-to-variant link at all, and null says so rather than
14407
+ * handing back the first product picture. */
14408
+ image: ProductImage | null;
14409
+ /** Why this price is, or is not, a markdown. */
14410
+ sale: SaleEvidence;
14411
+ }
14412
+ interface ProductImage {
14413
+ /** Absolute HTTPS url, at the largest rendition the CDN serves. */
14414
+ url: string;
14415
+ /** The retailer's own alt text, or null. */
14416
+ altText: string | null;
14417
+ /** The retailer's colour name for this picture. Set when the store links it,
14418
+ * or when the whole product is ONE colourway (which is how both yoga
14419
+ * retailers publish: one colour per product). Null otherwise. */
14420
+ color: string | null;
14421
+ colorId: string | null;
14422
+ /** Variant ids the STORE linked. [] means it published no link — NOT that the
14423
+ * image belongs to every variant. */
14424
+ variantIds: string[];
14425
+ }
14426
+ interface SaleEvidence {
14427
+ /** True only with retailer evidence. NEVER set from a low price or from the
14428
+ * word "sale" in a title. */
14429
+ onSale: boolean;
14430
+ currentPrice: string | null;
14431
+ /** The published "was" price. Strictly greater than currentPrice when
14432
+ * evidenceType is "compare_at_price". Null when nothing published one. */
14433
+ originalPrice: string | null;
14434
+ /** ISO 4217, or null. Null on the REST catalogue door, which publishes no
14435
+ * currency — reported honestly rather than assumed to be USD. */
14436
+ currency: string | null;
14437
+ promotionMessage: string | null;
14438
+ /** How it was decided. "compare_at_price" is a struck-through price;
14439
+ * "retailer_sale_badge" is a published sale tag; "none" is not on sale. */
14440
+ evidenceType: "compare_at_price" | "sale_price" | "retailer_sale_badge" | "published_promotion" | "none";
14441
+ /** The retailer text or field the classification rests on, verbatim. */
14442
+ evidenceText: string | null;
14443
+ }
14444
+ /** The retailer's own labels, read off its published tags, category and options.
14445
+ * NEVER inferred from the title or from an image. Null or [] when unpublished,
14446
+ * which is common and is an honest answer. */
14447
+ interface PublishedProductAttributes {
14448
+ audience: string | null;
14449
+ garmentType: "sports_bra" | "tank" | "crop_top" | "leggings" | "shorts" | "other" | null;
14450
+ categories: string[];
14451
+ collections: string[];
14452
+ fabrics: string[];
14453
+ materials: string[];
14454
+ color: string | null;
14455
+ colorFamily: string | null;
14456
+ pattern: string | null;
14457
+ styleTags: string[];
14458
+ neckline: string | null;
14459
+ strapWidth: string | null;
14460
+ backDesign: string | null;
14461
+ sleeveLength: string | null;
14462
+ rise: string | null;
14463
+ waistband: string | null;
14464
+ inseam: string | null;
14465
+ legShape: string | null;
14466
+ fit: string | null;
14467
+ coverage: string | null;
14468
+ }
14469
+ /** Shared colour, fabric, collection and style family — what makes two garments
14470
+ * PLAUSIBLY coordinate. None of it establishes a set. */
14471
+ interface CoordinationMetadata {
14472
+ collectionNames: string[];
14473
+ fabricNames: string[];
14474
+ colorName: string | null;
14475
+ colorId: string | null;
14476
+ colorFamily: string | null;
14477
+ /** The store's own grouping key for one style across its colourways. Two
14478
+ * products sharing it are the same garment in two colours. */
14479
+ productFamily: string | null;
14480
+ }
14481
+ /** An EXPLICIT retailer-published relationship. Shared colour, fabric,
14482
+ * collection or family is NOT this — that is CoordinationMetadata. Usually [];
14483
+ * the catalogue door carries no set tags on any store measured. */
14484
+ interface RetailerSetEvidence {
14485
+ evidenceType: "official_set" | "shop_the_set" | "complete_the_look" | "matching_piece";
14486
+ evidenceText: string | null;
14487
+ sourceUrl: string | null;
14488
+ setId: string | null;
14489
+ relatedProducts: Array<{ productId: string | null; handle: string | null; title: string | null; url: string | null }>;
13796
14490
  }
13797
14491
  interface ShopifyProduct {
13798
14492
  handle: string;
@@ -13806,6 +14500,14 @@ interface ShopifyProduct {
13806
14500
  inStock: boolean;
13807
14501
  tags: string[];
13808
14502
  descriptionHtml: string | null;
14503
+ /** The same copy with its markup removed. */
14504
+ descriptionText: string | null;
14505
+ currency: string | null;
14506
+ /** Every image the door published, deduplicated, in the store's own order. */
14507
+ images: ProductImage[];
14508
+ attributes: PublishedProductAttributes;
14509
+ coordination: CoordinationMetadata;
14510
+ retailerSetEvidence: RetailerSetEvidence[];
13809
14511
  }
13810
14512
  interface ShopifyCartLine {
13811
14513
  /** Shopify's own line key, which its cart-change endpoints address a line by. */
@@ -13819,6 +14521,30 @@ interface ShopifyCartLine {
13819
14521
  lineTotal: string;
13820
14522
  url: string;
13821
14523
  }
14524
+ /** One collection the store publishes — its own merchandised grouping, and the
14525
+ * ONE place either yoga retailer states a set. Membership in a collection the
14526
+ * retailer NAMED "Matching Sets" is a published fact and is admissible as set
14527
+ * evidence; two products being adjacent inside it is NOT, because a position in
14528
+ * a list is not a statement. */
14529
+ interface ShopifyCollection {
14530
+ handle: string;
14531
+ title: string;
14532
+ url: string;
14533
+ descriptionHtml: string | null;
14534
+ /** True when the retailer's OWN title or handle names this a set, a matching
14535
+ * piece or a look. Never inferred from what is inside it. */
14536
+ setLike: boolean;
14537
+ productCount: number | null;
14538
+ updatedAt: string | null;
14539
+ }
14540
+ interface ShopifyCollectionProducts {
14541
+ handle: string;
14542
+ url: string;
14543
+ /** In the RETAILER's own order. Curated collections are merchandised
14544
+ * top-then-bottom; reading a pairing out of that order is the caller's
14545
+ * inference, never this provider's claim. [] is an ordinary answer. */
14546
+ products: ShopifyProduct[];
14547
+ }
13822
14548
  interface ShopifyCart {
13823
14549
  /** The store's own cart token — a bearer credential, so treat it like one. */
13824
14550
  token: string;
@@ -13850,6 +14576,20 @@ interface ShopifyCart {
13850
14576
  */
13851
14577
  getProduct(handle: string): Promise<ShopifyProduct>;
13852
14578
 
14579
+ /**
14580
+ * Lists the store's own merchandised collections. THIS is where a retailer states a SET: a
14581
+ * collection the store itself named "Matching Sets" or "Activewear Sets" carries setLike:
14582
+ * true, and membership in one is published evidence that two garments are sold together.
14583
+ */
14584
+ listCollections(opts?: { limit?: number }): Promise<ShopifyCollection[]>;
14585
+
14586
+ /**
14587
+ * Reads one collection's products in the retailer's own merchandised order, as full product
14588
+ * rows. An empty list is an ordinary answer — several named 'look' collections publish no
14589
+ * products through this door.
14590
+ */
14591
+ getCollection(handle: string, opts?: { limit?: number }): Promise<ShopifyCollectionProducts>;
14592
+
13853
14593
  /**
13854
14594
  * Puts variants into THIS run's own cart on the store and returns the cart the store reports
13855
14595
  * back. A real write: the cart exists on the store from the first call and belongs to this
@@ -13881,6 +14621,95 @@ interface ShopifyVariant {
13881
14621
  /** The store's own per-variant stock flag. */
13882
14622
  available: boolean;
13883
14623
  options: string[];
14624
+ /** The same values keyed by the option's own NAME — { Color: "Black", Size: "S" }.
14625
+ * Read THIS to filter by size; options[1] is only the size on a store that
14626
+ * happens to order it second. {} when the two lists cannot be reconciled. */
14627
+ selectedOptions: Record<string, string>;
14628
+ /** The image the STORE linked to this variant. Usually NULL — most storefronts
14629
+ * publish no image-to-variant link at all, and null says so rather than
14630
+ * handing back the first product picture. */
14631
+ image: ProductImage | null;
14632
+ /** Why this price is, or is not, a markdown. */
14633
+ sale: SaleEvidence;
14634
+ }
14635
+ interface ProductImage {
14636
+ /** Absolute HTTPS url, at the largest rendition the CDN serves. */
14637
+ url: string;
14638
+ /** The retailer's own alt text, or null. */
14639
+ altText: string | null;
14640
+ /** The retailer's colour name for this picture. Set when the store links it,
14641
+ * or when the whole product is ONE colourway (which is how both yoga
14642
+ * retailers publish: one colour per product). Null otherwise. */
14643
+ color: string | null;
14644
+ colorId: string | null;
14645
+ /** Variant ids the STORE linked. [] means it published no link — NOT that the
14646
+ * image belongs to every variant. */
14647
+ variantIds: string[];
14648
+ }
14649
+ interface SaleEvidence {
14650
+ /** True only with retailer evidence. NEVER set from a low price or from the
14651
+ * word "sale" in a title. */
14652
+ onSale: boolean;
14653
+ currentPrice: string | null;
14654
+ /** The published "was" price. Strictly greater than currentPrice when
14655
+ * evidenceType is "compare_at_price". Null when nothing published one. */
14656
+ originalPrice: string | null;
14657
+ /** ISO 4217, or null. Null on the REST catalogue door, which publishes no
14658
+ * currency — reported honestly rather than assumed to be USD. */
14659
+ currency: string | null;
14660
+ promotionMessage: string | null;
14661
+ /** How it was decided. "compare_at_price" is a struck-through price;
14662
+ * "retailer_sale_badge" is a published sale tag; "none" is not on sale. */
14663
+ evidenceType: "compare_at_price" | "sale_price" | "retailer_sale_badge" | "published_promotion" | "none";
14664
+ /** The retailer text or field the classification rests on, verbatim. */
14665
+ evidenceText: string | null;
14666
+ }
14667
+ /** The retailer's own labels, read off its published tags, category and options.
14668
+ * NEVER inferred from the title or from an image. Null or [] when unpublished,
14669
+ * which is common and is an honest answer. */
14670
+ interface PublishedProductAttributes {
14671
+ audience: string | null;
14672
+ garmentType: "sports_bra" | "tank" | "crop_top" | "leggings" | "shorts" | "other" | null;
14673
+ categories: string[];
14674
+ collections: string[];
14675
+ fabrics: string[];
14676
+ materials: string[];
14677
+ color: string | null;
14678
+ colorFamily: string | null;
14679
+ pattern: string | null;
14680
+ styleTags: string[];
14681
+ neckline: string | null;
14682
+ strapWidth: string | null;
14683
+ backDesign: string | null;
14684
+ sleeveLength: string | null;
14685
+ rise: string | null;
14686
+ waistband: string | null;
14687
+ inseam: string | null;
14688
+ legShape: string | null;
14689
+ fit: string | null;
14690
+ coverage: string | null;
14691
+ }
14692
+ /** Shared colour, fabric, collection and style family — what makes two garments
14693
+ * PLAUSIBLY coordinate. None of it establishes a set. */
14694
+ interface CoordinationMetadata {
14695
+ collectionNames: string[];
14696
+ fabricNames: string[];
14697
+ colorName: string | null;
14698
+ colorId: string | null;
14699
+ colorFamily: string | null;
14700
+ /** The store's own grouping key for one style across its colourways. Two
14701
+ * products sharing it are the same garment in two colours. */
14702
+ productFamily: string | null;
14703
+ }
14704
+ /** An EXPLICIT retailer-published relationship. Shared colour, fabric,
14705
+ * collection or family is NOT this — that is CoordinationMetadata. Usually [];
14706
+ * the catalogue door carries no set tags on any store measured. */
14707
+ interface RetailerSetEvidence {
14708
+ evidenceType: "official_set" | "shop_the_set" | "complete_the_look" | "matching_piece";
14709
+ evidenceText: string | null;
14710
+ sourceUrl: string | null;
14711
+ setId: string | null;
14712
+ relatedProducts: Array<{ productId: string | null; handle: string | null; title: string | null; url: string | null }>;
13884
14713
  }
13885
14714
  interface ShopifyProduct {
13886
14715
  handle: string;
@@ -13894,6 +14723,14 @@ interface ShopifyProduct {
13894
14723
  inStock: boolean;
13895
14724
  tags: string[];
13896
14725
  descriptionHtml: string | null;
14726
+ /** The same copy with its markup removed. */
14727
+ descriptionText: string | null;
14728
+ currency: string | null;
14729
+ /** Every image the door published, deduplicated, in the store's own order. */
14730
+ images: ProductImage[];
14731
+ attributes: PublishedProductAttributes;
14732
+ coordination: CoordinationMetadata;
14733
+ retailerSetEvidence: RetailerSetEvidence[];
13897
14734
  }
13898
14735
  interface ShopifyCartLine {
13899
14736
  /** Shopify's own line key, which its cart-change endpoints address a line by. */
@@ -13907,6 +14744,30 @@ interface ShopifyCartLine {
13907
14744
  lineTotal: string;
13908
14745
  url: string;
13909
14746
  }
14747
+ /** One collection the store publishes — its own merchandised grouping, and the
14748
+ * ONE place either yoga retailer states a set. Membership in a collection the
14749
+ * retailer NAMED "Matching Sets" is a published fact and is admissible as set
14750
+ * evidence; two products being adjacent inside it is NOT, because a position in
14751
+ * a list is not a statement. */
14752
+ interface ShopifyCollection {
14753
+ handle: string;
14754
+ title: string;
14755
+ url: string;
14756
+ descriptionHtml: string | null;
14757
+ /** True when the retailer's OWN title or handle names this a set, a matching
14758
+ * piece or a look. Never inferred from what is inside it. */
14759
+ setLike: boolean;
14760
+ productCount: number | null;
14761
+ updatedAt: string | null;
14762
+ }
14763
+ interface ShopifyCollectionProducts {
14764
+ handle: string;
14765
+ url: string;
14766
+ /** In the RETAILER's own order. Curated collections are merchandised
14767
+ * top-then-bottom; reading a pairing out of that order is the caller's
14768
+ * inference, never this provider's claim. [] is an ordinary answer. */
14769
+ products: ShopifyProduct[];
14770
+ }
13910
14771
  interface ShopifyCart {
13911
14772
  /** The store's own cart token — a bearer credential, so treat it like one. */
13912
14773
  token: string;
@@ -13937,6 +14798,20 @@ interface ShopifyCart {
13937
14798
  * specific size or colour is purchasable right now.
13938
14799
  */
13939
14800
  getProduct(handle: string): Promise<ShopifyProduct>;
14801
+
14802
+ /**
14803
+ * Lists the store's own merchandised collections. THIS is where a retailer states a SET: a
14804
+ * collection the store itself named "Matching Sets" or "Activewear Sets" carries setLike:
14805
+ * true, and membership in one is published evidence that two garments are sold together.
14806
+ */
14807
+ listCollections(opts?: { limit?: number }): Promise<ShopifyCollection[]>;
14808
+
14809
+ /**
14810
+ * Reads one collection's products in the retailer's own merchandised order, as full product
14811
+ * rows. An empty list is an ordinary answer — several named 'look' collections publish no
14812
+ * products through this door.
14813
+ */
14814
+ getCollection(handle: string, opts?: { limit?: number }): Promise<ShopifyCollectionProducts>;
13940
14815
  }
13941
14816
  }
13942
14817
 
@@ -13956,6 +14831,7 @@ interface BowmarkProviders {
13956
14831
  blenderseyewear: BowmarkProvider_blenderseyewear.Unit;
13957
14832
  bluehaven: BowmarkProvider_bluehaven.Unit;
13958
14833
  bmwusa: BowmarkProvider_bmwusa.Unit;
14834
+ bykoket: BowmarkProvider_bykoket.Unit;
13959
14835
  cancer: BowmarkProvider_cancer.Unit;
13960
14836
  caraway: BowmarkProvider_caraway.Unit;
13961
14837
  cars: BowmarkProvider_cars.Unit;
@@ -13971,6 +14847,7 @@ interface BowmarkProviders {
13971
14847
  discounttire: BowmarkProvider_discounttire.Unit;
13972
14848
  erieinsurance: BowmarkProvider_erieinsurance.Unit;
13973
14849
  extraspace: BowmarkProvider_extraspace.Unit;
14850
+ firstdibs: BowmarkProvider_firstdibs.Unit;
13974
14851
  flightradar24: BowmarkProvider_flightradar24.Unit;
13975
14852
  ford: BowmarkProvider_ford.Unit;
13976
14853
  framebridge: BowmarkProvider_framebridge.Unit;
@@ -13978,6 +14855,7 @@ interface BowmarkProviders {
13978
14855
  geico: BowmarkProvider_geico.Unit;
13979
14856
  google_flights: BowmarkProvider_google_flights.Unit;
13980
14857
  grainger: BowmarkProvider_grainger.Unit;
14858
+ hauslabs: BowmarkProvider_hauslabs.Unit;
13981
14859
  healthcare_gov: BowmarkProvider_healthcare_gov.Unit;
13982
14860
  hellofresh: BowmarkProvider_hellofresh.Unit;
13983
14861
  hellotend: BowmarkProvider_hellotend.Unit;
@@ -13994,6 +14872,7 @@ interface BowmarkProviders {
13994
14872
  lonelyplanet: BowmarkProvider_lonelyplanet.Unit;
13995
14873
  lufthansa: BowmarkProvider_lufthansa.Unit;
13996
14874
  lululemon: BowmarkProvider_lululemon.Unit;
14875
+ maidenhome: BowmarkProvider_maidenhome.Unit;
13997
14876
  mailchimp: BowmarkProvider_mailchimp.Unit;
13998
14877
  marriott: BowmarkProvider_marriott.Unit;
13999
14878
  mcdonalds: BowmarkProvider_mcdonalds.Unit;
@@ -14011,22 +14890,26 @@ interface BowmarkProviders {
14011
14890
  paypal: BowmarkProvider_paypal.Unit;
14012
14891
  pirateship: BowmarkProvider_pirateship.Unit;
14013
14892
  pizzahut: BowmarkProvider_pizzahut.Unit;
14893
+ premierbuildings: BowmarkProvider_premierbuildings.Unit;
14014
14894
  progressive: BowmarkProvider_progressive.Unit;
14015
14895
  prose: BowmarkProvider_prose.Unit;
14016
14896
  reddit: BowmarkProvider_reddit.Unit;
14017
14897
  ritani: BowmarkProvider_ritani.Unit;
14018
14898
  samsclub: BowmarkProvider_samsclub.Unit;
14019
14899
  sears: BowmarkProvider_sears.Unit;
14900
+ seegarsfence: BowmarkProvider_seegarsfence.Unit;
14020
14901
  selectblinds: BowmarkProvider_selectblinds.Unit;
14021
14902
  semihandmade: BowmarkProvider_semihandmade.Unit;
14022
14903
  soundcloud: BowmarkProvider_soundcloud.Unit;
14023
14904
  statefarm: BowmarkProvider_statefarm.Unit;
14024
14905
  stickergiant: BowmarkProvider_stickergiant.Unit;
14025
14906
  sunhomesaunas: BowmarkProvider_sunhomesaunas.Unit;
14907
+ target: BowmarkProvider_target.Unit;
14026
14908
  teladoc: BowmarkProvider_teladoc.Unit;
14027
14909
  tentree: BowmarkProvider_tentree.Unit;
14028
14910
  therabody: BowmarkProvider_therabody.Unit;
14029
14911
  thezebra: BowmarkProvider_thezebra.Unit;
14912
+ topviewtix: BowmarkProvider_topviewtix.Unit;
14030
14913
  trektravel: BowmarkProvider_trektravel.Unit;
14031
14914
  ulrichlifestyle: BowmarkProvider_ulrichlifestyle.Unit;
14032
14915
  viewrail: BowmarkProvider_viewrail.Unit;