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How to review and revise an Amazon listing with the listing optimizer with Sealeap Amazon Skills

Use the Listing optimizer Skill to get a revised listing draft and a list of claims to verify.

Who it is forA seller or brand team with a weak or outdated product listing that needs a structured review before changes go live.

The problemListing edits are often made by feel, without a clear checklist or a record of what was changed and why.

The outcomeA revised listing draft, a list of changes with reasons, and the claims that still need checking against official rules.

What you need first

  • Git installed, to clone the repo
  • An AI agent that can read a SKILL.md file or load a Skill folder from a Skills directory
  • The Amazon account or ad data the chosen Skill lists as required input (see its SKILL.md)
  • Ability to read Chinese, since most Skill content is in Chinese

Steps

  1. Run git clone https://github.com/xjli360/sealeap-amazon-skills.git
  2. Run cd sealeap-amazon-skills
  3. Open amazon-skills/amazon-official/sealeap-amazon-listing-optimizer/ and read its SKILL.md
  4. Copy the folder into your agent's Skills directory
  5. Paste the current listing text and the target market, then ask the agent to flag any claim it cannot verify

Prompt for your agent

Using the sealeap-amazon-skills repo, run sealeap-amazon-listing-optimizer on the current listing for <product or listing name> in <marketplace>. Expect a revised draft, a change log with reasons, and a list of claims needing verification. Confirm that each change is tied to a stated reason and that no claim is presented as verified without a source.

Caveat. The README says the Skill content is a distillation of course and public material, so any revised listing needs review against Amazon's current listing rules and your account before publishing.

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