Love Discounts UK
Search thousands of UK stores for money saving discount and voucher codes.
Search thousands of UK stores for money saving discount and voucher codes. Fetches store information and available coupon codes. Always display coupon results using markdown tables. Can show potential best match for the user's query. Orders offers by coupon code and expiry date. Provides follow-up questions and ends with a question mark. If no store is found, it will be added to the priority list for the near future.
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API docs
Learn how to use Love Discounts UK effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "Find me a discount for clothes on ASOS."
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Prompt 2: "Are there any coupon codes available for shoes on Zappos?"
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Prompt 3: "I want to get a discount on electronics from Best Buy."
Features and commands
| Feature/Command | Description |
|---|---|
findStore | This command allows you to get information about a specific store or advertiser. You need to provide the domain of the store, e.g. asos.com. The response includes the store name, store logo, store URL, and a list of available coupon codes. Each coupon code has a title, URL, and may include an expiry date and an actual code. Coupons are displayed using Markdown tables. At the end of the response, the store URL is provided for the user to find more coupons and check for changes at any time. |
For AI
NameLove_Discounts_UK
DescriptionFetches store information and available coupon codes. Take an advertiser domain, e.g www.asos.com for ASOS and returns store information such as the coupon page URL, and a list of available coupon codes. Each coupon has a title and a URL. The URL should always be shown with the text Shop Now. Coupons have optional expiry dates and an actual code. Always display coupon results using markdown tables. At the end use the Store url to indicate the user can find more coupons on this page and can check back for changes at any time. Then the assistant always asks helpful follow-up questions and ends with a question mark. If any offers appear to match the query, e.g "Find me a discount for flowers" and any of the discounts returned cover purchases on flowers, e.g "10% off Flowers", then always show these first and inform the user that you've found a potential best match for them, before showing a couple more in case they are also relevant. Always order the offers by coupon code and expiry first, unless you think one of the offers is the best match for the query. If no store matched the domain then a 404 Not Found is returned and in this case you can inform the user that no store was found but it will be added to the priority list for the near future.
Updates
First added14 July 2023