Genspark's air fryer search was the most thorough
In the same Agent Shootout 3 price hunt for a Ninja AF101, Genspark also passed all 8 checklist items. Mike says it was the most thorough run: it found Lowe's when nobody else did, found the live DealCity marketplace offer on Walmart, and refused to cite Target's dead product page. Its pick was Home Depot at $119.99. It took about five minutes, so ChatGPT won the tiebreak on speed. For shoppers, thoroughness matters as much as speed when marketplace listings are messy.
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Compare prices for [PRODUCT MODEL] at major US retailers for delivery to [ZIP]. Include at least one home-improvement store and one department store, not only Amazon and Walmart. If a product page looks dead or out of stock, say so instead of guessing. Prefer sold-by-retailer offers over marketplace sellers. Return a table with link, price, shipping, seller type and return window, plus a short pick and anything you could not verify.
Our own prompt, written from what the source describes. We haven't run it ourselves. Text in [BRACKETS] is what you replace.
Watch out for
- Thorough searches take longer and may use more of your plan's limits.
- Dead product pages are common. Reward agents that admit a page is gone.
- Still open the winning link yourself before you pay.
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Original post by @MichaelGannotti on X, Nov 3, 2026. We rewrote it in our own words. The result is what the poster reports.
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