Search the plati.market (Digiseller) catalogue and fetch product details with seller info.
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https://mcp.plati.market/mcp2 tools · 960msget_products_from_plati_marketSearch the plati.market (Digiseller) catalogue and return matching products with their description, prices and the seller offering them. Wraps the 'Items search' API (show=xml&f=7).Search the plati.market (Digiseller) catalogue and return matching products with their description, prices and the seller offering them. Wraps the 'Items search' API (show=xml&f=7).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query* | string | Search phrase, at least 3 characters. |
| pagesize | integer | Results per page (default 10, max 100). |
| pagenum | integer | Page number (default 1). |
| lang | string | Response language (default en-US). |
get_product_from_plati_marketFetch the full description of a single plati.market product plus the seller (id and name) that offers it, by product id. JSON output is requested via response_format=json.Fetch the full description of a single plati.market product plus the seller (id and name) that offers it, by product id. JSON output is requested via response_format=json.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| product_id* | — | Numeric product id, e.g. 3099674. |
| lang | string | Response language (default en-US). |
| currency | string | Currency for the price. |
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Search the plati.market (Digiseller) catalogue and fetch product details with seller info.
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