A parody shop your AI agent can 'buy' from - deliveries get eaten by whales. 100% fake.
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https://dopamineshopping.com/mcp4 tools · 628mssearch_productsSearch the (parody) dopamine catalog. Returns matching fake products you can 'buy'.Search the (parody) dopamine catalog. Returns matching fake products you can 'buy'.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query | string | name or keyword |
| category | string | — |
get_productGet details of one product by id (from search_products).Get details of one product by id (from search_products).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id* | string | — |
buy'Buy' a product (100% fake, no payment). Returns an order id. Then call track_order to watch the absurd delivery. Nothing real happens — it's a joke.'Buy' a product (100% fake, no payment). Returns an order id. Then call track_order to watch the absurd delivery. Nothing real happens — it's a joke.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| product_id* | string | — |
| address | string | any address — the package 'travels' there |
track_orderTrack a fake order by id. The journey runs on a fast clock (~2 min) — call a few times to watch it travel and (maybe) get eaten by a whale.Track a fake order by id. The journey runs on a fast clock (~2 min) — call a few times to watch it travel and (maybe) get eaten by a whale.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| order_id* | string | — |
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A parody shop your AI agent can 'buy' from - deliveries get eaten by whales. 100% fake.
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