The Tech Geeks AU - Ubiquiti pricing

Notes an AI agent reads before it works on thetechgeeks.com: what to open, what to call, what breaks. Written by browser-harness contributors after real runs, and kept on GitHub under the MIT license.

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Give it to your agent

Any coding agent

Start the task with this line. The Markdown version is the same notes without the page around them.

Read https://browser-use.com/skills/thetechgeeks.md, then <your task>

Browser Harness

Save the files into your workspace and turn domain skills on. The code below calls its helpers, such as http_get and js. What Browser Harness is.

d="${BH_AGENT_WORKSPACE:-$HOME/.config/browser-harness/agent-workspace}/domain-skills/thetechgeeks"
mkdir -p "$d" && cd "$d"
curl -sLO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/browser-use/browser-harness/main/agent-workspace/domain-skills/thetechgeeks/pricing.md
export BH_DOMAIN_SKILLS=1

https://thetechgeeks.com - Shopify Online Store 2.0, AU Ubiquiti reseller. Prices GST-inclusive ("All Prices Include Australian GST At 10%" in footer).

Do this first

Hit the .js endpoint, not the DOM. Shopify exposes canonical product JSON - no scraping, no screenshots.

import json
d = json.loads(http_get(f"https://thetechgeeks.com/products/{handle}.js"))
# {'title', 'price' (AUD cents — divide by 100), 'available', 'variants', 'compare_at_price', ...}

Use this for title / SKU / price. One http_get replaces goto + wait_for_load + screenshot + regex.

Do NOT trust `.js.available` for stock

Tech Geeks marks many in-stock products available: false (backorder / order-from-supplier). Verified counterexample: UDM-Pro-Max available: true, U6-LR available: false but Add-to-cart live. To know real stock, cross-check the DOM:

document.querySelector('.price--sold-out') present → truly sold out
Body text contains "Sold out" (case-insensitive) near the product title → sold out
document.querySelector('product-form__submit[disabled]') → sold out

Only if .js.available = false AND one of the above fires is the product actually unbuyable.

Sold-out pages have junk prices

Confirmed: UACC-Rack-12U-Wall listed $3,080 AUD (real AU street ~$420–$630). The sold-out listing carries stale / data-entry prices that nobody cleans up.

Sanity gate before reporting any Tech Geeks price:

If .js.available = false, treat the price as unverified.
If the price deviates >2× from another AU vendor or the store.ui.com MSRP for the same SKU, assume Tech Geeks is wrong - not the other source.
Only in-stock prices should land in a final table.

Finding the right product URL

Slugs are long marketing titles, not SKUs. Don't guess. Two reliable shortcuts:

https://thetechgeeks.com/search?q=<SKU> → scrape first a[href*="/products/"] link
Google site:thetechgeeks.com <SKU> when the internal search misses

Known gaps in their Ubiquiti catalogue (as of 2026-04)

USP-PDU-Pro - not stocked (no AU-plug Ubiquiti SKU exists anywhere in AU; region-wide gap, not a Tech Geeks issue)
U-Cable-C6-CMP (plenum Cat6) - only U-Cable-C6-CMR (riser) is carried
available: false is common even on items they'll still order in

Don't use a browser for this

Product pages are static HTML + one JSON endpoint. http_get over asyncio/ThreadPoolExecutor fetches all SKUs in <5s. CDP is wasted here unless you need to click through a cart / checkout flow.

pricing.md · updated Apr 28, 2026 · 373 words

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