ReconToolBot Dashboard (historical data for geeks and nerds)

[4nthony]

In an effort to make my ReconToolBot habit look a little more legitimate, I had AI build a dashboard. Not sure what that says about me—but the data is kinda interesting (assuming it's accurate)

If you're interested, take a look here.

Dashboard - ReconToolBot

The data for the dashboard is not real-time. It's just a copy of the database the bot uses. I'll update from time to time but just know the data may be a few days stale.

Tool Filter:

SKU History:

Listings by product types:

 

[peter halle]

That is great! I wonder if Festool USA even has something like this.

Peter

 

[luvmytoolz]

That is great! I wonder if Festool USA even has something like this.

Peter

@4nthony should develop this further and when it's really popular out in the field, sell it to Festool for eleventy billion dollars!

I'm pretty sure that's how software development works anyway? ;-)

 

[Cheese]

This is really cool can it differentiate between a single item for sale and multiples of the same item for sale?

 

[4nthony]

That is great! I wonder if Festool USA even has something like this.

Peter

I'm sure they have dashboards that go way more detailed than this. Recon is powered by Shopify and they've got tons of analytics for all this stuff.

This is really cool can it differentiate between a single item for sale and multiples of the same item for sale?

It should. The product table towards the bottom of the grid has all the tools grouped by SKU (first screenshot). If you click on a SKU, you'll then see the SKU detail and the listing history along with pricing at that time. The screenshot above with the Domino shows the listing history for that particular SKU.

I broke out some of the tool categories so rather than just Sanders, you get corded sanders, cordless sanders, and Planex.

I used to be a corporate coder and this would've taken me weeks, if not months, to build. AI knocked this out in a couple of hours. There was some back and forth to tweak it, but pretty amazing how it pieced it all together and knew how to make small tweaks to specific data/UI elements just from my prompts (which were intentionally vague at times).

 

[onocoffee]

This is excellent. Thank you, @4nthony!

I have been thinking about the 1010 lately, so this helps.