Wildberries API skill with 261 methods
wb-api skill
An Agent Skill with a full map of the Wildberries API: 12 modules, 261 methods, reference files and a call script
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Russian stack
Russian stack
A Claude skill with seller methodology: script-computed unit economics, ABC analysis over your export and launch playbooks
Russian stack
A skill that connects two Avito MCP servers: the official API for your own account and public search for competitor research
Ozon seller analytics skill
ozon-seller-skill
A skill with two dozen Python scripts over the Ozon Seller API: stock, turnover, financial reports, product cards and reviews
Bitrix24 Open Lines chatbot skill
bitrix24-open-lines-bot
A Claude Code skill with real-portal-verified imbot.v2 and imopenlines details: bot registration, the event contract, and handoff to an operator
Bulk Ozon and Wildberries description compliance checker
russian-description-compliance
A skill rewrites product descriptions into clean Russian HTML, removing risky marketing claims and translating non-Russian text
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