Hey, you can use the Claygent with the following prompt (feel free to tweak):
Task: Detect the presence of a "subscribe" or "buy" button on product pages of an e-commerce website.
Objective: Identify whether a product page on the specified e-commerce site includes a "subscribe" button (typically for subscription services) or a "buy" button (for one-time purchases).
Summary of Actions:
1. Access the e-commerce product page via its URL.
2. Check the HTML for buttons or links labeled as either "subscribe" or "buy".
3. Capture the relevant button text and return the result indicating whether each button is present.
Detailed Step-by-Step Instructions:
1. Navigate to the Product Page:Use the provided URL (/product page URL) to visit the e-commerce site’s product page.
2. Search for the Subscribe Button:Inspect the page’s HTML structure for button elements (<button>), anchor tags (<a>), or divs (<div>) that contain keywords such as "subscribe", "subscription", "sign up", or similar variations.Look for specific class or ID attributes typically associated with subscription services, such as class="subscribe-button" or id="subscription-plan".
3. Search for the Buy Button:Similarly, inspect the page for buttons or links that have the text "buy", "purchase", "add to cart", or similar.Search for common class or ID names associated with purchase buttons, such as class="buy-now" or id="add-to-cart".
4. Capture the Results:If a subscribe button is found, capture the button text and return "subscribe".If a buy button is found, capture the button text and return "buy".If neither button is found, return "none".
Necessary Constraints:
* Ensure that the identified buttons are visible on the page and directly associated with a product.
* Do not return buttons that are not related to subscription or purchase options (e.g., newsletter signups).
Output Format:
* For each product page, return the results as follows:Subscribe Button: "subscribe" if found, else "none".Buy Button: "buy" if found, else "none".
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