desktop app and Chrome extension (macOS)
OLX Search
OLX Search reads OLX listings for me. I describe in plain words what I'm looking for, and an AI model rates every listing and shows how well it matches my criteria, as a percentage.
- Problem
- OLX filters aren't enough: the year, trim or condition are often only in the listing's description. Finding something specific meant opening and reading dozens of listings.
- What I built
- An app with a Chrome extension. I describe my criteria in plain words; an AI model breaks them into weighted requirements and rates every listing in the results: title, price, parameters and the full description. I choose the model: a local one (data never leaves the computer), Claude or Gemini.
- Result
- Every listing shows a match percentage, and the app lists the ones that truly meet my criteria, with the reasoning.
How it works
- I set up a search in the app: a name, criteria in my own words and a link to the OLX results with filters.
- The model breaks the criteria into weighted requirements: must-have, expected and nice to have. A missed must-have caps the score at 30%.
- The Chrome extension reads the listings I browse: title, price, parameters and the full description. Percentages appear on the listing cards, and listings below the threshold are dimmed.
- Each listing shows the requirements one by one: what it meets, what it doesn't and what the listing doesn't mention.
- I choose the model: a local one (Ollama, data never leaves the computer), Claude Haiku or Gemini. Each listing is rated once per version of the criteria.
Technology: Python, Chrome extension, Ollama, Claude, Gemini
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