How to Use GenPark Personal Agent: From a Need to a Product Comparison

The most useful shopping request describes a situation. You do not need the exact product name, but the assistant needs enough context to know what a good answer would look like. This guide provides a research workflow and sample prompts. The examples are illustrative; they are not records of tested GenPark outputs or verified product recommendations. 1. Open the agent and sign in Go to GenPark Personal Agent (https://genpark.ai/agent) and sign in to use the agent. If you are still exploring, read the product introduction before entering a request. You do not need to provide payment details, private account credentials, or unnecessary personal information for a general product comparison. 2. Give it a buying brief Include the product's job, the recipient, your budget and currency, the intended market, and any deadline. Add requirements that would rule out an option. An example: “I need a portable coffee maker for travel, under $120 before shipping. I prefer no power outlet and easy cleaning. Ask me what else you need to know before comparing options.” 3. Confirm the criteria Ask the assistant to restate your must-haves and preferences. If it treats a preference as a hard limit, correct that before reviewing the shortlist. Useful follow-up: “Separate requirements, preferences, and missing information. Tell me which unknown could change the recommendation.” 4. Compare exact products Request a small set of candidates with exact model names, relevant variants, sources for decisive facts, and reasons for inclusion or exclusion. Ask for a consistent comparison rather than a separate promotional description for each item. The output should help answer: does it fit the use case, what are the tradeoffs, and what must be verified? If a source is unavailable or a specification conflicts, ask the assistant to keep that limitation visible. 5. Refine one decision at a time Change the budget, portability requirement, or cleaning preference and ask what changes. Avoid altering every criterion at once if you want to understand why a recommendation moved. If no option meets the hard requirements, ask which preference could be relaxed. “None fits” can be the appropriate conclusion. 6. Check the final purchase details 1. Open the official or merchant source for the exact model. 2. Confirm the final price and all relevant charges. 3. Check stock, destination coverage, and delivery timing. 4. Read warranty and return conditions for your seller and market. 5. Review compatibility and included accessories. 6. Make the final purchase decision yourself. Keep your own copy of important research where useful. This guide does not assume that every account has a particular saving, memory, or export feature. Frequently asked questions What if the answer is too broad? Add a constraint, explain what you disliked, and ask for fewer candidates with clearer reasons. What if a source looks wrong? Ask for the exact supporting passage or page and check the product version. Do not buy on the basis of a claim you cannot resolve. Can I use it without knowing the category? Start with the problem or occasion and ask for possible categories before comparing individual products.