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VibeMatch Product Discovery API

A reusable commerce API that accepts one image and returns the probable product reference, Amazon details, reusable images, and evidence for downstream projects.

Commerce infrastructure
Image-to-reference consensus
Amazon enrichment
Reusable API contracts
Catalog evidence
API-ready
Image input
Amazon enrichment
Reusable by Bid + Ads
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VibeMatch turns a raw product photo into governed product intelligence. The flow combines visual hints, text clues, and web discovery to converge on a likely reference, then enriches it with Amazon-style title, price, description, link, and image set. The same output feeds Bid items, Marketplace ads, and future catalog projects without duplicating the discovery layer.

Flow path
1

Image intake

2

Reference consensus

3

Amazon enrichment

4

Reusable API output

Modules used

VIBEMATCH

active

Image-to-reference discovery with multi-source evidence scoring.

VIBEAI

active

Vision hints and structured product normalization.

VIBEPROJECT

active

Reusable API and project governance across downstream commerce flows.

API contract

One image in, one governed product payload out.

Input

Image file
Optional source note
Optional manual search hint
Optional existing Amazon URL

Output

Probable product reference
Confidence and consensus evidence
Normalized title / brand / model
Amazon URL, title, price, description
Reusable enriched image set
Use cases

Why this capability matters in the commerce portfolio.

1

Feed VibeBiding item creation from one trusted payload.

2

Generate Marketplace Ads drafts without repeating product research.

3

Power future catalog and intake workflows from the same API contract.

Success criteria
One image yields a reusable product payload instead of a one-off lookup.
Reference confidence and source evidence stay visible for review.
Bid and Marketplace projects consume the same normalized metadata contract.
Insights
The real bottleneck is reference certainty, not Amazon scraping.
Product discovery becomes sellable once it is exposed as a stable API.
Shared enrichment sharply reduces duplicate manual work across commerce projects.