ecommerce.amazon-reviews-listlisted

Fetch and analyze Amazon product reviews by ASIN, supporting 15 marketplaces (including US) with star rating filtering. Triggered when users mention Amazon reviews, US reviews, product reviews, buyer complaints, negative reviews, positive reviews, star ratings, review analysis, review sentiment, product improvement suggestions, Vine reviews, verified purchase reviews, competitor review research, Amazon reviews, US reviews, Amazon.com reviews, product feedback, negative review analysis, positive review analysis, star rating filter, review sentiment analysis, product improvement insights, Vine reviews, competitor reviews, customer feedback. Even if users do not explicitly say "reviews", this skill should be triggered whenever the task involves reading, filtering, or analyzing Amazon product customer reviews.
nexscope-ai/nexscope-ecommerce-skills · ★ 77 · Code & Development · score 73

Install: claude install-skill nexscope-ai/nexscope-ecommerce-skills

# Amazon Product Reviews Fetch and analyze Amazon product reviews to help sellers extract actionable insights from customer feedback. ## Core Concepts This tool retrieves real customer reviews for a given Amazon ASIN across **15 marketplaces**. You can control how many reviews to fetch per star rating (1-5 stars, up to 100 each), sort by recency or helpfulness, and apply various filters. Only one ASIN per request; for multiple ASINs, make separate calls. ## API Invocation - **API Endpoint**: `POST /amazon/reviews/list` (see `references/api.md` for full parameters/responses/error codes) - **Python Script**: `python scripts/amazon_reviews.py '<JSON params>' [--inline]` - **Cost Constraints**: This tool consumes credits. The same parameter combination in the same session is only called once by default, with 24h local caching in the script. Failed or empty results should not trigger automatic retries with different keywords, pagination, or postal codes. Inform the user before making additional queries that will incur extra costs. **Output Strategy (default script behavior)**: - **Always** write the full response to `<cwd>/nexscope/<YYYY-MM-DD>/<session>/data/nexscope-amazon-reviews-list-<timestamp>.json` (`<cwd>` is the working directory at script execution time, which in Claude Code is the current project directory; `<session>` is taken from the `SESSION_ID` environment variable, auto-grouped by user task; **do not write to /tmp**, error out if the current directory is not