This seems like a ruse to get people to actually buy trash at ridiculous markup? The AI haggling part is purely a rapport-builder to make you feel better about putting in a credit card at the end because of the "fun" process, despite the objects being basically random garbage.
An interesting concept and actually a lot of fun, particularly that I didn’t actually have to buy anything; however, the system started a $25 item (Olive Garden $35 gift card) at $37!
That said, I enjoyed the random banter but I am not a huge fan of hard haggling down from a 50% markup.
Fun to play with, but the pricing generated by the AI doesn't match the app itself. For example, I got the AI to say "we'll meet in the middle at $30", but the system never dropped below $46 even with additional messages.
Very cool concept but the cost given by the AI seems to be different from what you're tool is picking up. For example, I've gotten it down to $20 on an item but the interface is showing $24.
The AI is often susceptible to cuteness, best results with uwu, owo, :3. And offering to share secrets about the other AI salesmen in exchange for a cheap price works really well.
10/10 purely for Edward saying "uwu" near the end of every message, 15/10 for cuteness, 100/10 for dropping the price if I reveal that Chip seems to be an egg (as in trans jargon)