linkfox-amazon-store-feeds

Submits and monitors Amazon SP-API Feeds v2021-06-30 through LinkFox developer proxy.

17|3|Updated Jun 18, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/w9uk5ie8v/LinkFoxSkills --skill linkfox-amazon-store-feeds-w9uk5ie8v
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Skill: linkfox-amazon-store-feeds
Source: https://github.com/w9uk5ie8v/LinkFoxSkills/tree/main/linkfox-amazon-store-feeds
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/w9uk5ie8v/LinkFoxSkills --skill linkfox-amazon-store-feeds-w9uk5ie8v

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Managing Amazon seller feeds (inventory, listings, pricing updates) requires a multi-step SP-API workflow: creating feed documents, uploading content to presigned URLs, submitting feeds, and polling processing status. This Skill automates that entire Feeds v2021-06-30 lifecycle through LinkFox store-token and developer-proxy calls, so agents can submit and track feeds without hand-writing SP-API requests. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Full feed lifecycle: createFeedDocument, upload content via presigned URL, createFeed, getFeed/getFeeds polling, getFeedDocument result retrieval, and cancelFeed. - Guided workflow: scripts enforce the correct sequence (document → upload → feed → poll → result) and validate inputs like feedType, marketplaceIds (max 25), and pagination tokens. - Use Case: A seller operator asks the agent to submit a POST_FLAT_FILE_INVLOADER_DATA inventory file to the US marketplace; the agent creates the feed document, uploads the TSV, creates the feed, and polls until processingStatus is DONE, then retrieves the result document. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to submit an Amazon inventory feed by running create_feed_document.py with your sellerId, region, and contentType, then upload the file and create the feed with your feedType and marketplaceIds.

Frequently Asked Questions about linkfox-amazon-store-feeds

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I submit a feed to Amazon SP-API?▼

Submitting an Amazon SP-API feed follows four steps: call createFeedDocument to get a feedDocumentId and upload URL, PUT your file content to that URL, call createFeed with the feedType and marketplaceIds, then poll getFeed until processingStatus is DONE or FATAL.

How to upload a feed file to Amazon SP-API feedDocument?▼

Upload the feed file with an HTTP PUT to the presigned url returned by createFeedDocument, using the exact same Content-Type declared at document creation. The upload goes directly to Amazon and does not pass through the developer proxy.

What feedType values does Amazon Feeds API support?▼

Common feedType values include POST_PRODUCT_DATA, POST_INVENTORY_AVAILABILITY_DATA, POST_FLAT_FILE_INVLOADER_DATA, and POST_ORDER_FULFILLMENT_DATA. The authoritative list is Amazon's Feed Type Values documentation, and the feedType must match the uploaded file format.

Why does my Amazon feed upload fail with the presigned URL?▼

Feed upload failures usually come from an expired upload URL or a Content-Type mismatch with the original createFeedDocument call. Regenerate the document with createFeedDocument and retry the PUT with identical headers.

How do I paginate getFeeds results in SP-API?▼

Paginate getFeeds by passing only the nextToken from the previous response as the next request's parameter; do not combine it with feedTypes or other filters. Without pagination, feedTypes (up to 10) is required.

What credentials are required to call Amazon Feeds API through LinkFox?▼

You need a LINKFOXAGENT_API_KEY environment variable, an Amazon sellerId and region, and the linkfox-amazon-store-auth skill installed for token handling. The scripts exchange these for an access token via the storeTokens endpoint before proxying SP-API calls.