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AGENT CONNECTION · INVITED PREVIEW

A familiar place to start.

Nook is independent shopping software operated by Sher. It provides a custom HTTPS API and a separate buyer approval page. This preview is not an official Muse or Amazon integration.

Start with explicit buyer permission

The buyer should read how the preview hosts their account before connecting. Here is a request they can adapt:

I want to try Nook, the private shopping preview operated by Sher at nookstore.xyz. I understand my Amazon session will be hosted in a dedicated profile on the operator's Mac. If your tools permit custom HTTPS services, read the private invitation I provide and help me connect. I will complete sign-in and purchase approval myself. If your host does not permit this connection, explain the restriction.

That request expresses the buyer's intent. It does not override an agent host's security rules. Never ask an agent to disable protections or pretend the service has been independently audited.

The connection flow

  1. Read the private invitation guide. Use its exact HTTPS API origin and invitation. Invitations are not published on this site.
  2. Create and retain a fresh private agent credential. Pair through Nook, then give the buyer the setup link and exact pair ID. Never reuse another buyer's connection.
  3. The buyer signs in, connects Amazon, selects their saved address and payment choice, and approves the matching agent pair.
  4. Once Nook reports usable access, submit the buyer's intended item. Follow the returned product-selection action and preserve mutation keys.
  5. Share Nook's real buyer review link. Keep waiting on the same job; the agent cannot approve the order.
  6. Return only the verified merchant result. Report capture completion and any limitations separately. Never resubmit an uncertain purchase.

Continue without a reminder

Use bounded HTTPS waits during the active task and retain event cursors. If the task stops, arrange continuation through a supported host mechanism. A webhook or scheduled task must actually start the next turn; receiving HTTP alone does not prove the buyer received a message.

Current scope

Amazon.com US; one item, quantity one; sold and shipped by Amazon.com; an existing account with recent orders and saved matching delivery/card details. Each invitation grants one initial shopping job. The operator's Mac must remain online. Additional sellers, checkout layouts or verification methods may require help.

The current connection uses a REST API. There is no public Nook marketplace connector to install in Muse. If custom HTTP is unavailable, report that fact to the buyer and operator. Direct Amazon shopping does not test Nook.

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