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Orchestrates a complete, evidence-based Amazon product/business opportunity research cycle — from niche demand intelligence through Amazon discovery, live validation, competition, VOC, differentiation, red team, economics, supplier, and IP — ending in a human decision. Use when the user asks to research a product opportunity, find a business idea worth building, evaluate an Amazon niche, or continue a research run already in progress. Wraps the existing deterministic Amazon-products engine via its `hunt` CLI; adds Claude Browser research, Reddit VOC, and Google Trends human-in-the-loop on top of it.
zaidadaqqa/amazon-opportunity-research-skills · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 72
Install: claude install-skill zaidadaqqa/amazon-opportunity-research-skills
# Amazon Business Research — Browser Edition (Master Orchestrator) ## What this is A Claude Skills package that lets Claude run the full Amazon product-opportunity research workflow implemented in the separate `Amazon-products` engine (`/home/zaid/Desktop/Amazon-products` in this environment, or wherever the user's checkout lives — locate it before starting; see **Prerequisite** below), while adding real research capability the engine's own automated providers cannot: Claude Browser web/Reddit research and a Google Trends human-in-the-loop workflow. **This package does not reimplement the engine's business logic.** Every gate, threshold, state transition, and economics/ranking calculation is enforced by the engine's own tested Python code (568 passing tests as of this build). This Skill's job — and every specialized Skill under `skills/` — is to drive that engine's `hunt` CLI correctly, interpret its output honestly, and add research breadth the engine cannot get on its own. Read `references/core-rules.md` before doing anything else; its five rules are non-negotiable. ## Prerequisite This Skill requires shell (Bash) access to a checkout of the `Amazon-products` engine with its Python virtualenv set up (`.venv`, dependencies installed) and `hunt` runnable (`hunt --help` or `python -m engine.cli --help` from the repo root with `.venv` activated). If that's not available in the current environment, say so explicitly and stop — do not attempt to answer research questions fro