Agent links go stale
Agents change URL schemes and drop platforms. If every row in your sheet is a Fansbuy-only wrap, a platform change breaks the list.
Store the marketplace URL once. Choose Superbuy, Sugargoo, Kakobuy, or another agent when you buy: not when you save.
Agents change URL schemes and drop platforms. If every row in your sheet is a Fansbuy-only wrap, a platform change breaks the list.
This is why a stored agent link is fragile. The agents split into three groups, and a link built for one group means nothing to another.
Convert a shelf from group one to group two and you cannot do it by find-and-replace. You need the id, which is inside the original link you overwrote.
itemID in the query string.id in the query string./offer/<id>.html, or offerId.Credenza reads the id at Buy time, from the canonical link it kept. You never copy a number by hand.
Three cases fail: the agent does not serve that marketplace, the id is not in the URL, or the link is a Yupoo album, which is a photo page and not an item.
In every case Buy opens the original link untouched. A haul planner that returned a dead end on an unsupported link would be worse than a plain bookmark, so it never does that.
Your agent choice is a setting, not a property of each item. Change it once and every Buy button on the shelf points somewhere new. Nothing stored changes, so switching back costs the same nothing.
Compare the agents themselves in which agent should I use.
Purchases complete on the agent site. Credenza is the decision layer before that click.
Some Buy links carry a referral code, which is how a free planner pays for the AI it runs. The code attaches to the outbound click only. It is never written into your stored link, and it never changes which agent you see.
Credenza organizes links you already found. Purchases still happen with your shopping agent.
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