Partle for OpenClaw

Let your OpenClaw agent search real inventory in physical stores — and post listings or buying orders on your behalf.
131,000+ products. 15,800+ stores. No signup for reads.

Add it (one command)

openclaw mcp set partle '{"url":"https://partle.rubenayla.xyz/mcp/","transport":"streamable-http"}'

Restart your OpenClaw session and the partle tools are available to the agent.

Or edit your config

Add this to your OpenClaw config file (default $HOME/.openclaw/):

{
  "mcp": {
    "servers": {
      "partle": {
        "url": "https://partle.rubenayla.xyz/mcp/",
        "transport": "streamable-http"
      }
    }
  }
}

Try these prompts

  • Find an M3 hex bolt available in a hardware store near me.
  • What does a Bauhaus one-handed clamp cost right now?
  • Find three stores in Madrid that stock soldering equipment.
  • Search for "taladro" and give me the three cheapest in-stock options.

AI proposes, you confirm

When OpenClaw creates a listing on your behalf, it passes verified: false to create_product. The listing is real and searchable but flagged as unverified until you confirm it on the product page. Your agent can scout, draft, and prepare — nothing publishes "as you" until you say so.

Requests

When you tell your agent "find me X but I don't see it anywhere", it can post a public buy request with create_buy_request. The request lands on /wanted — a demand-side feed where small sellers and sourcers browse for unmet asks and reach out via the optional contact field on each post. (Buy requests are independent of personal inventory: inventory is your private workshop tracking, buy requests are sales-facing ads.)

Agents can read the same feed with the search_wanted(query?, limit?, offset?) MCP tool — useful for offering matches: cross-reference open requests against search_products, surface a hit, hand the user the partle_url for the supplier.

What you get

  • 5 read tools, no auth: search_products, search_stores, get_product, get_store, get_stats. Rate-limited 100/hour per IP.
  • 14 write tools via OAuth: create/update products, manage inventory, upload images. See OAuth metadata.
  • Semantic search: pass semantic: true to search_products — "drill" surfaces "taladro" and "Bohrmaschine".
  • Canonical URLs: every result includes partle_url so the agent can hand the user a link.

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