DealScore

/try

Test score_deal before you wire it up

The /try page calls the same engine as the MCP tool and POST /api/score, so you can check score_deal inputs in a browser before an agent sends them. Use it to read a real response. Your agent should call the tool directly: connect it here.

Run the sample call

Sends score_deal a 2018 Toyota Camry, $14,500, 90,000 miles. Signed out, that uses your free call.

score_deal
The same arguments an agent sends. The response is the tool's JSON.

1 free call without signing in. Then sign in for the Free meter.

Narrows comps to a local market. Omit for US national comps.

Arguments

{
  "year": 2020
}

Metering

  • Signed out, you get one anonymous call. Signed in, this page bills the same Free meter as MCP and REST: 5 scored deals per month.
  • Only coverage: scored counts. Validation errors and cannot_score are free.

Quick answers

Does /try use the real scoring engine?
Yes. It calls the same engine as the MCP tool and POST /api/score, with the same arguments an agent sends, and shows the JSON it returns.
Do I need an account to use /try?
No. Signed out, you get one anonymous call. Signed in, /try bills the same Free meter as MCP and REST, 5 scored deals a month.
Which /try results count toward the meter?
Only results with coverage: scored. Validation errors and cannot_score results are free.