amazon-title-optimizerlisted

# Amazon Title Optimizer Bring Amazon product titles into the **75-character title cap** — best in class, preserving ranking and relevancy, not merely truncating — and write **Item Highlights** (the ≤125-character searchable field shown below the title) that carry the keywords the shorter title can no longer hold. This skill is the public distillation of the workflow Right Side Up's marketplace team uses on real client catalogs. Two success tiers, never confused with each other: 1. **Compliance is a hard, measured gate.** Over-limit titles are rejected by Amazon outright; content-policy violations trigger *silent search suppression* (the listing stays live but stops surfacing). Binary — a title that "mostly fits" is a fail. 2. **Ranking is best-effort, grounded in evidence.** Every allocation choice maps to a documented retrieval-model principle, never to folklore. ## The one rule that governs everything **You optimize; the validator enforces.** Write every rewrite with full ranking judgment — then run `scripts/validate.mjs` on your own output and let it decide what ships. LLMs (you included) miscount characters and miss policy edge cases under load; a deterministic script never does. Never deliver a title the validator rejects, never "eyeball" a character count, and never edit the validator to make a failing title pass. ## Workflow ### Step 0 — Gather inputs Collect these before rewriting (ask only for what's missing; sensible defaults in parentheses): |