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How to pick the best value product under a Toman budget with Digikala MCP

Get ranked product picks under a price cap, with a seller grade on the top pick, from Digikala.

  • Top pick
  • Money
  • Beginner
  • 15 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Who it is forA shopper in Iran with a fixed budget who wants one recommendation, not a page of search results.

The problemPlain search only sees one page of results, so a budget question needs a ranked picking tool.

The outcomeA short ranked list of products under the budget, with prices in Toman, the top pick's seller grade and product URLs to confirm before buying.

What you need first

  • An MCP-capable AI client that accepts a Streamable HTTP server URL, or curl for a raw call
  • Node.js 18 or newer, only if you want to run the verify script
  • A product type, budget or product id you want to check

Steps

  1. Add https://digikala-mcp.mmdju.workers.dev/mcp as a Streamable HTTP MCP server in your client's mcp.json.
  2. If you want one brand, look up its id with brand_lookup, because a brand word in the query is not a filter.
  3. Ask in plain words, for example: best Samsung phone under 100 million Toman, so the agent calls find_best_value.
  4. Open the URL of the top pick and confirm the price and stock before you buy.

Prompt for your agent

Use the Digikala MCP server at https://digikala-mcp.mmdju.workers.dev/mcp. Call find_best_value for <product type> under <budget in Toman> and return the ranked picks with prices in Toman and product URLs. Verify that every price is in Toman and that the top pick includes a seller grade.

Caveat. Prices, stock and discounts move constantly, so the product URL is the final check before buying, and the server reads only Digikala's undocumented public API.

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