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listing-guard

Skill17 starsChanged 4 months agoMITView on GitHub

Edit live Amazon listing content (titles, backend keywords, attributes) via the SP-API Listings Items API with a draft → user-approval → PATCH → backup/rollback flow. Use when the user wants listing copy fixed, titles extended, backend search terms filled, or an audit found content problems.

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    Draft: Write new copy to a drafts file with before/after and char counts.

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SKILL.md

Listing edits with a safety harness

Live listings are live money. This skill's contract: nothing changes on Amazon without the user approving the exact copy first, and every change is reversible.

The flow

  1. Map ASIN → SKU. GET /listings/2021-08-01/items/{sellerId} (search by seller). Each ASIN often has multiple SKUs (FBA + FBM offers) — content patches target the BUYABLE SKU.
  2. Read current state from two places:
    • Seller contribution: GET .../items/{sellerId}/{sku}?includedData=attributes,productTypes
    • Live reconciled view: GET /catalog/2022-04-01/items/{asin}?includedData=attributes These can differ (old contributions, content from other sources). The catalog view is what buyers see — treat it as the "before".
  3. Check the schema before promising anything. Product Type Definitions API: GET /definitions/2020-09-01/productTypes/{type}?requirements=LISTING → fetch the schema JSON and confirm the attribute you want to edit EXISTS. Restricted categories have attributes removed (real example: bullet_point is gone from ELECTROSHOCK_WEAPON — bullets there are legacy data no API or flat file can touch; only a Seller Central case can).
  4. Draft. Write new copy to a drafts file with before/after and char counts. Targets that keep listing-quality checkers happy: title 150–200 chars, bullets ≥150 chars each, no all-caps words, no symbols/emojis, keyword-bearing but human. Backend generic_keyword ≤ ~250 bytes, no commas needed, no brand names.
  5. STOP — show the user the drafts in chat and wait for approval.
  6. Back up, then PATCH. Save the current attributes JSON per SKU (data/listing_backup_<sku>.json), then:
    PATCH /listings/2021-08-01/items/{sellerId}/{sku}?marketplaceIds={mp}
    {"productType": "<TYPE>", "patches": [
      {"op":"replace","path":"/attributes/item_name",
       "value":[{"value":"...","language_tag":"en_US","marketplace_id":"<mp>"}]},
      {"op":"replace","path":"/attributes/generic_keyword","value":[...]}]}
  7. Verify. Response should be ACCEPTED with a submissionId. Re-GET with includedData=attributes,issues: the new values stored, and no NEW ERROR-severity issues (pre-existing issues, e.g. image-compliance flags, are not yours — but report them). Amazon publishes in minutes–hours.

Rollback

Re-PATCH with the values from data/listing_backup_<sku>.json. That's the whole procedure — which is why step 6's backup is non-negotiable.

Watch for in responses

  • Warning 90000900 "attribute does not belong to the product type … ignoring" — your edit for that attribute was silently dropped; check the schema (step 3).
  • Issue 100581 (main image contains text/logo) — pre-existing compliance flag worth surfacing to the user even though it's not content you touched.

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