ChatGPT Plugin

Cardmine

Pokémon cards and EUR prices

Brand: Unknown

Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Pending

Integration details

Description

Find Pokémon cards in English, Japanese, German, Spanish and Italian, then see card images, available price variants, dated Cardmine EUR prices and exact 30-day changes when a reliable comparison exists. English, German, Spanish and Italian cards share one pricing dataset; these are not separately measured language prices. Japanese cards use a separate dataset. Open the matching card on Cardmine to add it to your collection or start selling a physical card. Those actions take place on the Cardmine website. The plugin does not access accounts or collections, create listings, process payments, identify cards from photos, assess condition or provide graded valuations or guaranteed sale prices.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Pending
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: Unknown
Access: No account required
First tracked: 2026-10-29
Tool count: 4
Market: US

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Tools

4 tools agents can invoke

Find Pokémon card candidates by name, set, or printed number when exact IDs or candidate disambiguation are needed. Searches English by default; pass ja, de, es or it only when explicitly requested, or all when every language is requested. For ordinary visual price requests, prefer find_card_prices.
search_cards
Use for ordinary card-search or price requests in one language. Searches English by default, or only the explicitly requested Japanese, German, Spanish or Italian catalog, retrieves dated Cardmine EUR prices, and shows the Cardmine widget in one call. Use language=all only when the user asks for every language. For several specific languages, search_cards in each, then render_cards once with all selected pairs. Do not duplicate the rendered widget in the reply.
find_card_prices
Data-only prices for explicit explanations, language comparisons, calculations or a requested text answer. When a widget and explanation are requested, render_cards first, then use this tool only for the confirmed variant needed for the explanation. Answer briefly without extra images, product cards or price tables. For ordinary visual prices, call find_card_prices or render_cards instead; do not call this tool to narrate a displayed widget. Get dated Cardmine EUR prices for up to ten exact ID/language pairs in en, ja, de, es or it. Explain price_basis_note only when relevant: en/de/es/it use a shared dataset, not separately measured language prices. Omit variant to see available variants; never silently substitute one. No guaranteed sale prices or graded valuations.
get_card_prices
Show exact card IDs and languages supplied by the user or resolved with search_cards. Retrieves and displays images, all requested price variants, 30-day changes and collection/sale links in the widget. No preparatory price call is needed. Links do not perform writes. For ordinary search-and-price requests, prefer find_card_prices. After rendering, reply only with a compact View on Cardmine link; do not add narration, a second image or a price table.
render_cards

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