AI skills for sellers

A skill is a folder of instructions you install into an AI assistant, so that it stops answering like a general chatbot and starts working the way this job is actually done. Each skill here is written for Amazon sellers, packaged so it installs in a minute, and versioned so you can see when it was last checked.

Available now

• Amazon listing writing - turn product facts into a title, bullets, description, A+ modules, and backend search terms, with a checker for length and policy red lines.

Every skill is also published on GitHub, one repository per skill: github.com/12222a/amazon-listing-writing. If a skill gives you a wrong or outdated answer, open an issue there with the input you gave it and what came back.

What a skill here is, and is not

It is a procedure: an order to work in, rules for what to do when information is missing, and a way to check the result. It is not a prompt that produces a wall of text you then have to rewrite. Where a task can be checked by a script, the script is included.

Every skill states what it refuses to do. For listing copy that means no invented specifications, no competitor names, no absolutes. A skill that makes things up is worse than no skill, because you cannot tell which sentence was invented.

Where they come from

Each skill is built from work that has actually been done: community methods, official platform documentation, and our own testing. Where a method comes from someone else, the skill says so and links to it. What we add is the order of work, the field-level rules, the checker, and a record of what broke when we used it.