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How to compare a product's price in Toman across Iranian shops with Awesome Iran MCP

Ask an agent for the cheapest shop for a product, with prices in Toman, from Digikala and Torob.

  • Top pick
  • Money
  • Intermediate
  • 15 minutes
  • From the README
  • Claude Code
  • Cursor

Authorization notice. Awesome Iran MCP is dual-use. Only use it on software, sites and systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Reverse engineering. The servers call undocumented site APIs, and Torob has blocked heavy use before, so frequent queries may trigger blocks.

Who it is forA buyer in Iran who wants the lowest price for an electronics or household item and does not want to check several shop sites by hand.

The problemIranian shops publish prices on separate sites, often in Rial on one page and Toman on another, so comparing them takes many tabs.

The outcomeThe agent lists each shop's price in Toman for the product and names the cheapest in-stock offer.

What you need first

  • Claude Code or another MCP client such as Claude Desktop, Cursor or VS Code
  • uv installed, so that uvx can run the Python servers
  • Internet access to the Iranian sites being queried

Steps

  1. Run claude plugin marketplace add sepehr071/awesome-iran-mcp in a terminal.
  2. Run claude plugin install digikala@iran-mcp to add the Digikala server with its skill.
  3. Run claude mcp add digikala -- uvx digikala-mcp if you prefer the server alone without the plugin.
  4. Run claude mcp add torob -- uvx torob-mcp to add the Torob price comparison server. (inferred, check the README)
  5. Open Claude Code, enable the servers, and ask for the product by name.

Prompt for your agent

Using the awesome-iran-mcp servers digikala and torob, find the price in Toman of <product name> at every shop that lists it, then return the cheapest in-stock offer with its shop name and link. Check that every price in the answer comes from a tool result and is stated in Toman.

Caveat. These are unofficial servers built on undocumented site APIs, so they can break when a site changes and are not endorsed by the shops.

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