israel plugins

by Daniel Rosehill

AliExpress shopping skills for an Israel-based buyer: ILS pricing and Israel channel, Choice-first search, IL-only review filtering, shipping-lane evaluation to Israel, plug/voltage compatibility checks, and the $75 customs de-minimis tracked across single listings and the live cart. Exports the cart to JSON/CSV/Markdown, and — behind a graduated write ladder — adds to cart, reads the real checkout page, and places an order behind a confirmation gate. Drives the user's own Chrome; headless is a fallback.

by Daniel Rosehill

Region-specific consumer shopping primitives — find products, compare local vendors, check availability, and generate ranked purchase recommendations. Ships variant scaffolds per supported region and a provisioning skill for fresh shopping workspaces. Marketplace-specific research (Amazon US, AliExpress Israel) now lives in dedicated per-marketplace plugins; the marketplace-plugins skill is the roster.

by Daniel Rosehill

One home for correspondence in Hebrew — send RTL email that renders correctly in every client, typeset formal letters to PDF with David Libre via Typst, turn incoming .eml threads into readable PDFs, and verify a render before it goes out. Consolidates capability that was previously spread across several plugins and two template repos.

by Daniel Rosehill

Per-branch stock counts, aisle and bin locations, and ILS prices for IKEA Israel's five stores, from the Hebrew/RTL site.

by Daniel Rosehill

Check opening hours for Israeli businesses, including hours stated relative to Shabbat and yom tov. Combines Google Business and easy.co.il for stated hours with Hebcal candle-lighting/havdalah times to resolve phrasing like 'reopens an hour after Shabbat' into concrete clock times. Bundles 56 Israeli locations with verified candle-lighting customs.

by Daniel Rosehill

Create and maintain Israeli phonebook entries in Google Contacts, keeping the things a generic contact record has nowhere to put: reception hours separate from call-centre hours, winter and summer timetables, Shabbat and chag closures, appointment-only counters, star numbers and 1-800 lines that no dialler outside Israel can reach, and which languages the office actually serves. Aimed at government and health-fund bureaucracy, and at olim who have to navigate it.

by Daniel Rosehill

A municipal policy development pipeline for Claude Code: turn raw first-person testimony into cleaned dated records, a jurisdiction map establishing who actually holds each lever, evidence-based research (city budgets, bylaws, CBS data, comparator cities), think-tank-style Typst/PDF policy papers, and a rolled-up program for the city.