▲Show HN: Claude skill that evaluates B2B vendors by talking to their AI agents(github.com)
45 points by ogotlieb 4 hours ago | 5 comments
▲abuiles 1 hour ago
This is great! I’ve been exploring a similar idea with Shopify merchants https://lobsterstores.com/

Each merchant has an MCP. I’m building a directory and creating a skill that lets clankers discover and interact with their MCPs. I receive a checkout link to securely complete the payment.

I've been thinking what the "agent" side means for a merchant, building yet another chatbot is not really interesting. I'm talking with some merchants and trying to figure out the answer to that question.

▲abeh 2 hours ago
This seems pretty great, especially if it could surface pricing that is usually obscured. Any plans to publish some results? edit: i think these are some examples: https://salespeak.ai/profiles/
▲Lucasoato 1 hour ago
It’s definitely interesting, I already see a scenario in which vendors try optimizing their prompts for this kind of AI agents.
▲freeplay 2 hours ago
From a technical standpoint, this is pretty cool. From a human standpoint, this feels so unbelievably dystopian.
▲bee_rider 2 hours ago
If a human was being grilled like this by an LLM, I’d call that my dystopian. If companies have LLMs that address each other in a somewhat adversarial manner, that seems not so bad. They don’t have feelings to protect after all, so it is kind of nice if they can cut through each other’s bullshit.
▲thenewwazoo 1 hour ago
Imagine if there were some kind of way to compress the interrogation down to known-valid aspects, avoiding the parts that are unnecessary for machines. You could have some kind of a programmatic interface...
▲bee_rider 38 minutes ago
Yea let’s call it the Agent Prioritized Interrogation interface.

Yeah, I take your point. It seems like the idea, though, is to work with services that are specifically trying to expose some kind of special LLM based interface. I dunno if that’s prominent or useful, I avoid that kind of thing.

▲skillflow_ai 3 hours ago
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