Amazon Skills
Seven skills for Amazon sellers: product research, feature validation, listing audits and ad search-term analysis
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Why this level
- The listing check skill opens Amazon pages through a browser
- The skills read store report exports containing sales and ad spend
- Some skills call a paid MCP server with your key
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/amazon-skillsDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
Other ways to install
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The listing check skill opens Amazon pages through a browser
- The skills read store report exports containing sales and ad spend
- Some skills call a paid MCP server with your key
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
Amazon Skills is Zach's open set of skills for Amazon sellers, with descriptions in Chinese. zach-product-research builds a market study through the Sorftime service (its MCP server is installed separately) and hands back the raw data. zach-feature-demand-validator checks whether buyers want a planned feature, using a ready review pack or Sorftime data plus web search. zach-listing-health-checker reviews a product page through a buyer's eyes and opens Amazon pages in a browser. Two skills handle advertising: zach-search-term-analyzer reads a Brand Analytics export and judges separately the cases where your product is in the top three by clicks and where it is not. The second, zach-search-term-report-analyzer, classifies ad search terms by word root and writes Markdown, CSV, HTML and JSON. zach-sif-cvr-threshold-analyzer lines up an ASIN 360 report with organic rank data and outputs conversion thresholds. zach-seller-skill-creator helps turn your own seller process into a new skill.
Who it is for. Amazon sellers who manage listings and ads and want an agent to take over routine report analysis.
Good fit when
- Before launching a new product you want to size the market and collect raw data for a report
- You have an idea for a small improvement and want to see whether buyers mention it in reviews
- A search-term export has piled up and needs sorting by word root and by decision
- A listing is losing conversion and you want to look at it as a buyer would
Not a fit when
- You need analytics for another marketplace: the skills are built around Amazon and its reports
- You have no access to Sorftime or a Brand Analytics export: some skills do not work without them
- You need a tool that changes bids and listings itself: the skills only analyze
Example request
Install the zach-listing-health-checker skill from the amazon-skills repository and audit the listing at this product page linkLimitations
Documentation and skill names are in Chinese, with no English version. Several skills depend on paid data: Sorftime for product research, Brand Analytics and ASIN 360 exports, and the user's own SIF MCP. The author does not publish the Lingxing MCP or server settings in the repository, so you wire those up yourself. The listing-check skill reads Amazon pages through a browser, which needs a browser installed. The README status is Ready to Push, with no versions or tags.
How to disable. Delete the zach-* skill folders from the project skills directory or the agent's global folder and restart the session. Exports and reports stay wherever you saved them.
FAQ
How do I install the skills?
The author suggests asking your agent: name the skill and the amazon-skills repository, and the agent installs it into the workspace and checks dependencies. Manual installation is described in docs/manual-install.md as a fallback.
Which skills work without paid data?
Ad search-term analysis and ASIN 360 matching take your own exports, and the listing check opens Amazon pages. Product research and feature validation rely on Sorftime or a ready review pack.
What does ad search-term analysis output?
The zach-search-term-report-analyzer skill writes results in Markdown, CSV, HTML and JSON. It classifies terms by word root and carries a decision from the root to related queries.
Can I build my own seller skill?
That is what zach-seller-skill-creator is for: it turns a seller workflow into a skill you can install, test on examples and iterate on.
Does the repository contain store data?
No, the author explicitly excludes real store data, private brand material, Lingxing server settings and tokens.
Discussion
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Comparison with similar tools
Cards that share the main search query, and how they differ.
| Tool | Official | Repository stars | Main difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon Skills (this card) | no | 258 | |
| Amazon Sorftime MCP Skills | no | 1,122 | built only around Sorftime data |
| Amazon Skills | no | 866 | a different set of Amazon seller skills from Nexscope |
README in short
A Chinese-language repository with a table of seven skills, each with its data source and a Ready status. It then sets boundaries: only open skills without private store data are accepted. The author suggests having an agent do the installation, with the manual route in a separate document.