TechPartPrices

com.techpartprices/catalogue · v1.0.0 · finance-and-payments

TechPartPrices is healthy: it completed an MCP handshake in 1640 ms and exposes 7 tools.

UK PC component prices: search parts, look one up, and read price history.

Endpoint: https://techpartprices.com/mcp (streamable-http)

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Last checked (UTC)2026-11-01T01:35:23.191Z

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Tools (7)

search_productsSearch tracked Amazon UK listings for CPUs, GPUs, RAM, motherboards and storage. Prices are in pence. Returns up to 10 results with current price, stock state, a product URL and buyUrl. Use this to answer "what does X cost" and "what is the cheapest Y". Give the user buyUrl when they want to buy: ne
get_productFetch one tracked product by its numeric ID: name, brand, current price in pence, stock state and rating. buyUrl is the link to give a user who wants to buy it; never rebuild an Amazon link from the ASIN. IDs come from search_products.
get_price_historyRecorded price points for a product over a trailing window, with minimum, maximum, average and the direction of travel. Use this to answer "is now a good time to buy" and "has this got cheaper".
list_articlesIndex of published articles on UK component pricing and buying advice, most recent first.
get_price_verdictAnswer whether a tracked product is cheap right now, by its own recorded history rather than against other products. Returns the window low, high and mean in pence, how far above its low the current price sits, and an at-low or near-low verdict, plus buyUrl for a user who decides to buy. Below ten r
get_best_valueRank tracked storage by price per terabyte (unit "tb") or memory by price per gigabyte (unit "gb"), cheapest first. Unit prices are in pence. Each row carries its 90-day low, the number of recorded prices behind it, and an at-low or near-low verdict. The unit is required because the two scales canno
get_price_indexMonth-by-month price movement for a category of UK components, base 100 at the start of the series. Use to answer whether prices in a category are rising or falling. This describes a category, not an individual product: for one product use get_price_verdict. lastComputedAt says how fresh the answer