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IKEA is the flat-pack furniture reference, and its catalogue is the kind an agent searches rather than browses: a product family name or a plain description — bookshelf, standing desk, bedside table — turns into a list of items with a price and a rating on each. ikea.com has no public product API and blocks automated browsing. Through AgentKey your agent searches IKEA’s US store the same way it reads everything else — find_tools, describe_tool, execute_tool. Search is the only IKEA tool today.

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What you can ask

  • “Find bookshelves at IKEA US with their prices and ratings.”
  • “Search IKEA for standing desks and tell me the cheapest one that comes back.”
  • “Which KALLAX units show up on IKEA US, and how are they rated?”
  • “Show me the first two pages of IKEA results for ‘bedside table’, with images.”
  • “Pull IKEA’s price for a BILLY bookcase so I can compare it with this Target bookshelf.”
  • “宜家美国站的书架有哪些，价格多少？“

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What’s covered

Search
  • Keyword search of IKEA’s US store, page by page
  • Title, price, rating and image for each result
  • No sort order or price filter today — results come back in IKEA’s own order, so sort and filter them on the agent side
Store and currency
  • Coverage is ikea.com’s US store, priced in US dollars
Not covered today: product details by URL — description, dimensions, variants or stock — and customer reviews; the rating on each search result is the only review signal. For a furniture price check that needs a product page, pair this page with Target or Walmart, and see product research workflows for how the retailer tools chain together.

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How to use it

Pass the request in plain language and let the router pick the tool:
Search takes a keyword and a page number, nothing else. Prices come back as IKEA shows them, in US dollars, not converted. Always describe_tool before executing: it shows the page limits and the per-call cost.
Building with code? IKEA is available through the catalog tools above only; there are no fixed-contract Scenario Methods for it yet. See the Scenario Methods overview for the platforms that have them.

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FAQ

No. AgentKey holds the upstream access; your agent only needs your AgentKey subscription.
No. The tool is read-only, and search results carry no stock at all — title, price, rating and image are what ikea.com’s US store shows online.
Not today. Search is the only IKEA tool: it returns a title, price, rating and image per result, and the rating is the only review signal. A product’s description, dimensions, variants, stock and review text are not available through AgentKey yet.