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LABSCO SUMMARY
The eleven categories the readme documents — Competitor Analysis (6), Pricing & Profitability (7), Growth & Expansion (16), E-Commerce Marketing (16), Listing Optimization (8), Advertising (4), Monitoring & Alerts (5), Supply Chain & Logistics (6), Operations & Analytics (15), Product Research (6), and Platform Guides & Tools (36) — account for 125 of the 162 skills actually in the repository. Each skill is a markdown playbook rather than a live integration: profit calculators, SEO checklists, listing templates, ad-budget planners, brand-protection complaint templates, and platform-specific setup guides, often repeated per marketplace where the mechanics differ — a profit-margin calculator and a brand-protection skill each exist separately for Amazon, Shopify, TikTok Shop and Walmart.
This is for a seller or agency working across more than one of these six marketplaces who wants an assistant that already knows each platform's fee structure, SEO quirks and ad system. Sell on only one of the six, and most of the guides written for the other five are dead weight — only the platform-agnostic categories (pricing, growth strategy, marketing planning, monitoring) apply regardless of which marketplace you're on.
READ THE FULL ANALYSIS
The readme's own counts disagree with each other and with the repository. Its title and shields.io badge both read 157. Its Quick Start section instead says to install "all 142" at once. Neither number matches the 162 skills we count live in the repository today, and the readme (published by nexscope-ai) never explains the gap.
39 of the 162 skills — about a quarter — aren't in the readme's own skill table, or anywhere else in it. Most are Etsy-specific (etsy-shop-setup, etsy-star-seller, etsy-seasonal-strategy, and ten more), which is a strange gap given the readme names Etsy sellers on its first line; the rest are unrelated to e-commerce — api-monitoring, file-integrity-monitoring, synthetic-monitoring, visual-regression-testing, public-status-page — and read like they were carried in from a different Nexscope package.
"No API key required" doesn't hold across the board. The readme states in general terms that the package needs "no API keys, no paid subscription, no setup friction." Three supply-chain-optimization skills (Shopify, TikTok Shop, Walmart) are labelled as needing an account key instead, and 15 more are labelled as needing a local tool rather than running as pure markdown — among them three of the five brand-protection skills, all four product-differentiation skills, and three of the four profit-margin calculators.
The free package points at a paid product. The readme closes by pitching Nexscope's own paid agent, which connects to live data sources like Jungle Scout, Google Trends and marketplace APIs — consistent with the free skills being frameworks and templates rather than anything that reaches a live account or a real-time number.
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affiliate-marketing-strategy
Advice on setting up and running a program where other people promote your products in return for a cut of each sale they bring in.
amazon-review-checker
Five stars on an Amazon listing can be bought, so this reads the reviews sitting behind a rating and says how much of that praise looks like it came from a real buyer.
api-monitoring
A plan for watching the automatic connections between your store and the services it depends on, so you hear that one has broken before your customers do.
brand-monitoring
A running score for how a brand is doing in public opinion: how loud the conversation about it is, how warm it is, and the point at which it needs an answer.
brand-protection-amazon
Finds other sellers piggybacking on your Amazon listings, selling knock-offs or undercutting your price, and drafts the complaint you send Amazon.
brand-protection-ebay
For a brand owner who keeps finding their products on eBay sold by strangers: it picks out those listings and prepares the complaint eBay needs to pull them.
brand-protection-shopify
A sweep for fake versions of your own store — copycat sites, lookalike domains, social accounts trading on your name — with the takedown letter for each one.
brand-protection-tiktok
Checks who is selling your brand on TikTok Shop and which creators are promoting it for commission without permission, then hands you the report to send TikTok.
brand-protection-walmart
Keeps an eye on who else is selling your products on Walmart, at what price, and whether buyers are calling them fakes — then writes the complaint Walmart wants before it will act.
competitive-pricing-strategy
Works out what to charge for each product — the everyday price, the launch price, and the lowest you will go in a sale — from what rivals charge and what each sale costs you.
competitor-price-analysis
A picture of what everyone else in a category charges — who sits at the cheap end, who sits at the expensive end, and how quickly each of them cuts when pressed.
competitor-price-tracker
Pick the rival products that matter, decide how often to look at them, and agree in advance what a price move has to look like before you do anything about it.
conversion-rate-optimization
Finds the reasons visitors leave your store without buying anything — from the photos on a product page to how long the page takes to load — and what to change first.
cross-border-ecommerce
Picking the next country to sell in, and then the unglamorous half — who ships it, who taxes it, how people there expect to pay — worked out one market at a time.
customer-feedback-analysis
Reads a pile of customer reviews for you and says what people keep complaining about and what they keep asking for.
domain-monitoring
A schedule of health checks for a shop's web address: whether its security certificate is still valid, whether the address still points where it should, and who gets told when it does not.
dropshipping-product-research
Deciding what to sell when a supplier ships it for you: what leaves a profit after their price, what arrives fast enough to keep buyers happy, and what will not all come back.
dynamic-pricing-ecommerce
Designs the rules for letting your prices change themselves — and the limits, sign-offs and emergency stop that keep it from going wrong — without ever switching it on for you.
ebay-advertising
eBay lets you pay to have your listings shown more often; this works out what to bid, where the budget should go, and whether the money is coming back.
ebay-product-research
Tells you which things are worth selling on eBay: what people are buying, how fast it moves, and how many other sellers you would be up against.
ebay-review-checker
Tells you whether an eBay seller's glowing feedback was earned or manufactured, and points at the entries that look staged.
ebay-seller-guide
For somebody who has sold the odd thing on eBay and now wants it to be a business: how listings should be put together, what to promise buyers, and how eBay decides which sellers to favour.
ebay-seller-tools
Somewhere between listing things by hand and running an eBay business properly you start paying for software — this works out which kind you actually need, and when.
ebay-seo
How to get your eBay listings showing up higher when a buyer searches, instead of sitting on page five where nobody looks.
ecommerce-ab-testing
Shows you how to put two versions of a page, price or email against each other and tell which one genuinely sold more, rather than guessing.
ecommerce-branding
A shop that sells in four places can end up looking like four different companies; this settles the one identity — what it stands for, how it talks, how it looks — and checks it holds everywhere.
ecommerce-business-plan
The document you write before putting money into an online shop: how big the market really is, what it will cost, when it starts paying for itself, and what has to happen by when.
ecommerce-checkout-optimization
Around seven in ten filled shopping baskets are abandoned before payment; this works out which step is losing yours, and what to change.
ecommerce-competitor-analysis
The same rival can be unbeatable on Amazon and nowhere at all on TikTok, so this goes through the competitors you name one channel at a time and says where each of them is genuinely strong.
ecommerce-content-marketing
The hard part of posting for a shop is never the posting, it is knowing what to post next — this digs the ideas out of what customers have already written and lays them out as a calendar.
ecommerce-customer-retention
Most people who buy once never come back, and this is the set of moves that changes that — what you send after the parcel arrives, what you give people for staying, and how you reach the ones who drifted off.
ecommerce-email-marketing-builder
Hands back the emails themselves, written out and subject line included, for the ten moments a shop ought to be writing to a customer — plus the settings to put into whichever tool sends them.
ecommerce-feed-management
When the list of products you send to Amazon or Google keeps arriving broken — items missing, details blank — this works out why and what to check for next time.
ecommerce-growth-strategy
A shop owner can only push on so many things at once; this reads the numbers, names the single one that would move the business most, and lays out the next three months around it.
ecommerce-keyword-research
Shoppers type different things into Amazon than into Google, so this works out the words a product should be listed under on each site it is sold on, and which of them end in a sale.
ecommerce-landing-page
Goes through a single page of your shop and says what on it is costing you sales — the headline, the main photo, where the buy button sits.
ecommerce-marketing-strategy-builder
A marketing budget split five ways badly is worse than three ways well — this works out which channels deserve the money for this particular product, and what to do in the first ninety days.
ecommerce-personalization
A first-time browser and a customer who has bought four times should not be looking at the same shop — this works out the groups, what each one sees, and what gets sent to them afterwards.
ecommerce-ppc-strategy-planner
Before any of it works you have to know how much a sale can afford to cost — this starts from the margin, picks the platforms worth advertising on, divides the budget and writes the ads.
ecommerce-returns-management
Most things come back because the listing promised something the parcel did not — this traces the reasons, puts a cost on each return, and rewrites the policy and the page around them.
ecommerce-shipping-rates
Puts the main couriers side by side for the parcels a shop actually sends, and says where the postage bill is bigger than it needs to be.
ecommerce-social-media-marketing
Followers are not customers until something turns them into customers — this covers the whole of that, from which platforms are worth the effort to the shop built into the app itself.
ecommerce-subscription-model
Not everything is worth selling by the month — this starts with whether yours is, picks the kind that fits (a refill, a surprise box, a membership), and prices it so people stay.
ecommerce-video-marketing
Which videos actually sell a product — the demo, the unboxing, the customer clip — and how to cut each one for Amazon, TikTok, YouTube or Instagram.
etsy-advertising
Etsy will push a listing higher up its own search results for a daily fee — this decides whether to pay it, on which listings, and at what point it stops being worth it.
etsy-competitor-analysis
On Etsy a hundred shops sell something close to what you sell — this is the look at what the successful ones charge, what they sell most of, and what you could offer that they do not.
etsy-custom-orders
A buyer wants a one-off, personalised version of what you sell: what to write back, what to charge for it, and how long to promise.
etsy-digital-products
Selling files instead of objects on Etsy — printables, planners, templates, art — from choosing what to make to letting Etsy deliver it on its own.
etsy-keyword-research
Works out which words to put in a listing so it turns up when an Etsy shopper searches for something like it.
etsy-listing-photography
How to photograph what you are selling so it looks worth buying — framing, lighting, backgrounds, and the editing afterwards.
etsy-multi-shop
Running a second Etsy shop instead of piling everything into one — what to split off, how to keep the two apart, and how not to double your work.
etsy-offsite-ads
Etsy advertises your items on other websites and bills you a fee whenever one of those ads makes a sale; this works out whether that trade is worth it for your shop.
etsy-pricing-strategy
Settles on a price for a handmade item that covers what it costs you to make and send, sits sensibly against similar shops, and still feels worth it to a buyer.
etsy-print-on-demand
Selling your designs on shirts and mugs that somebody else prints and posts when an order comes in — who to use, what to sell, and whether the numbers still work.
etsy-product-description
Writes the words underneath an Etsy listing so that a browsing buyer keeps reading, and Etsy's search can still find the thing.
etsy-review-strategy
Getting more buyers to leave a review — what to put in the parcel, when to message someone afterwards, and how to ask for a photo.
etsy-seasonal-strategy
Etsy selling runs on holidays; this sets out how early to start getting ready for each one, what to have in stock, and when to freshen up your listings.
etsy-seller-guide
The whole of selling on Etsy in one place, from opening the shop to pricing, advertising, and chasing Star Seller status.
etsy-seo
Scores one Etsy listing out of 100 on how easy it is to find, and says which part of it — the title, the tags, the photos — to fix first.
etsy-seo-tags
Etsy gives every listing thirteen tag slots; this decides what goes in each one so the listing comes up for more of what people search.
etsy-shipping-strategy
Deciding what to charge for postage — or whether to say free and build it into the price — and what to do about parcels going abroad.
etsy-shop-analytics
Makes sense of the numbers Etsy already shows you: where the visitors came from, what they searched for, how many of them bought, and which listing is carrying the shop.
etsy-shop-branding
Makes a shop look like one shop rather than a pile of separate listings — banner, logo, the story on the About page, photos and packaging that go together.
etsy-shop-setup
Everything that has to be in place before a new Etsy shop can open its doors: policies, payment, the look of it, and the first listings.
etsy-social-media-marketing
Shoppers have to find an Etsy shop somehow, and this maps out how to bring them in from Pinterest, Instagram and TikTok — what to post, how often, and what to watch afterwards.
etsy-star-seller
Etsy hands a Star Seller badge to shops that reply quickly, ship on time with tracking, and keep their reviews near five stars — this works out where a shop falls short of that bar and how to close the gap.
file-integrity-monitoring
When someone breaks into an online store, they usually change a file quietly and wait — this sets up a way to notice that the moment it happens, raise the alarm, and put things back.
google-shopping-optimization
The product photos and prices that turn up in a Google search are paid ads, and this reviews the product data behind them and the way the campaigns bid, so that more of the ad budget comes back as sales.
influencer-outreach
Paying a creator on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube to show your product means finding the right one, agreeing a price and putting it in writing — this covers all three, down to the messages and the contract wording.
inventory-tracking-software
Running out of a best-seller costs sales and holding too much ties up cash — this designs the system that watches stock for you and keeps the numbers matching everywhere you sell.
localization-testing
A store translated for another country can still be wrong in ways customers spot first — this is the checking pass over the translations, the local prices, the shipping promises and the local rules.
market-gap-analysis
Before deciding what to sell, it pays to know what shoppers keep asking for that nobody supplies well — this digs that out of rival listings, customer reviews and what people are searching for.
minimum-advertised-price
Brands often tell the shops that resell their products there is a price nobody may advertise below; this writes that rule down, sets up a way to spot who breaks it, and decides what happens next.
multichannel-ecommerce
Once the same stock is listed on Amazon, Shopify and a couple of marketplaces at once, the hard part is keeping one count of stock honest and getting every order to the right place — that is what this sorts out.
omnichannel-ecommerce
Where should a brand actually be selling, and how does it stay recognisably the same brand in every one of those places — this is the walk through that decision, channel by channel.
online-reputation-management
A run of one-star reviews can sink a product, so this keeps watch on what people are saying, hands you wording to reply with, and has a plan ready for the week it all goes wrong.
price-optimization-tool
Changing a price is easy and finding out whether it helped is not — this weighs the candidates against your own costs and sales, and says plainly when the numbers are too thin to call it.
product-description-generator
Hand it a product and the shop you are selling it on, and the listing comes back written to that shop's own limits — title, bullet points, description, and the search words behind them.
product-differentiation-amazon
Reads what buyers wrote about the rival products on Amazon — the complaints and the praise — and turns it into a short list of things your own product should do differently.
product-differentiation-ebay
On eBay a buyer is picking between sellers as much as between products, so this lines your listing up against the others on price, postage, returns and feedback score, and says where to push.
product-differentiation-shopify
Puts your own online store side by side with the brands you compete with — price, story, reviews, what they charge for delivery — and names the few places you could genuinely stand apart.
product-differentiation-tiktok
On TikTok Shop a product sells because a video landed, so this looks at what the sellers ahead of you are posting, what buyers are saying in the comments, and what they pay their creators.
product-launch-strategy
Putting a new product on sale is a lot of small things landing in the right order — stock, price, ads, the first reviews — and this lays them out week by week, from a month before to a month after.
product-page-seo
When a product page gets no visitors from Google, the causes are usually a short list — its wording, how fast it loads, how it behaves on a phone, and the hidden details search engines read — and this works through that list.
product-review-analysis
A few hundred customer reviews are really saying the same handful of things — this reads the pile and comes back with what people complain about, what they love, and what they keep asking you to add.
product-title-optimization
The title is most of what a shopper sees before deciding to click, and every marketplace cuts it off at a different length — this rewrites yours to fit each one, with the words that matter at the front.
profit-margin-calculator-amazon
Adds up everything that comes out of a sale on Amazon — what the product cost you, freight, Amazon's handling and commission, advertising, returns — and says what is actually left.
profit-margin-calculator-shopify
Running your own store means nobody takes a marketplace commission, but advertising swallows 20-40% of the price — this works out what survives the ads, the card fees and the warehouse, and the most you can afford to spend winning a customer.
profit-margin-calculator-tiktok
TikTok Shop only takes 5% itself, but the creator who sold the thing takes 10-30% and more of it comes back as returns — this adds all of that up and shows what is actually left on a sale.
profit-margin-calculator-walmart
Walmart takes a smaller cut than Amazon and charges nothing for long-term storage, but its warehouse still sends a bill — this totals what comes out of a sale there and what you keep.
public-status-page
When a shop stops working, customers go hunting for a page that tells them what is going on — this plans that page, the wording you post while it is happening, and how people get told.
restock-alert
New stock takes weeks to arrive, so the moment to order more is long before the shelf looks empty — this pins down that moment for each product, and how much spare to keep for a busy week.
review-monitoring
A bad review is worth hearing about on the day it lands, not a month later — this sets up where reviews get watched, what trips an alert, and what each site actually allows you to say in reply.
sales-tracking-tool
Sales numbers scattered across Amazon, Shopify and everywhere else tell you very little until they sit in one place — this settles which handful to watch, how often, and what ought to set off an alarm.
share-of-shelf
Search a product category on a marketplace and count how many of the results are yours — that proportion is what this measures, tracks over time, and sets against the brands sitting next to you.
shopify-ab-testing
Show half your shoppers one version of a page and half another, then see which one sold more — this picks what is worth testing on a Shopify store and how long to run it before the answer means anything.
shopify-analytics-guide
Shopify already shows a store owner a wall of numbers — this is the walk through which of them actually matter, and what to do when one of them moves.
shopify-app-recommendations
Every add-on installed on a Shopify store arrives with a monthly bill and some drag on page speed — this works out which ones are worth it at your size and what each is really costing you.
shopify-blog-strategy
Articles on a shop's own blog exist to be found in Google and to answer the question a buyer has just before buying — this decides what to write, in what order, and where each piece points.
shopify-cart-abandonment
Most people who put something in a basket never pay for it — this is about chasing those shoppers back, and about fixing whatever made them walk away in the first place.
shopify-checkout-customization
The checkout page is the last thing standing between a full basket and a paid order — this covers the changes worth making there, from extra fields to one-tap payment buttons to the reassurance that stops a buyer hesitating.
shopify-conversion-optimization
Visitors who arrive and leave without buying are the most expensive kind — this hunts for the places people drop out of a Shopify store and hands back a ranked list of things to fix.
shopify-dropshipping
Dropshipping means selling things you never handle yourself — the supplier posts them out — and this covers choosing those suppliers, pricing with their costs built in, and dealing with the long waits customers face.
shopify-email-flows
These are the emails that send themselves when a shopper does something — signs up, abandons a basket, places an order, or goes quiet for months — and this settles what each one says and when it goes.
shopify-facebook-instagram-shop
Puts a Shopify store's products inside Facebook and Instagram, so they can be tagged in a post and bought without the shopper ever leaving the app.
shopify-google-channel
Wires a Shopify store up to Google so its products turn up in search results — the free listings as well as the paid ones — and keeps the product details Google receives clean enough to be accepted.
shopify-international
Selling abroad properly means a shopper in Germany sees euros, German, and a total that already has the import duty in it — this is how that gets set up, one market at a time.
shopify-inventory-management
Stock spread across a shop floor, a warehouse and a back room only works if you know where each item sits and when to move it — this handles that inside Shopify, along with what to reorder and when.
shopify-landing-page-builder
When an ad or an email sends somebody to a store, the single page they land on decides whether they buy — this designs that page for a campaign, a collection or a seasonal sale, and tests it.
shopify-loyalty-program
Getting an existing customer to buy again costs less than finding a new one — this designs the points, the perks for big spenders and the referral rewards that do it, and picks an app to run them on.
shopify-marketing
Everything that brings people to a Shopify store, turns them into buyers and gets them back again — pulled into one plan, in a running order, with a way to tell whether it is working.
shopify-migration
Moving a shop onto Shopify from WooCommerce, Magento or BigCommerce is mostly a matter of not losing things on the way — the products, the customers, the past orders, and the Google rankings attached to the old addresses.
shopify-page-speed
Works out why a Shopify store is slow — which apps, which pictures, which part of the theme — and measures it against the loading scores Google actually grades a page on.
shopify-product-photography-guide
Shooting your own product photos at home rather than paying a studio — where to put the light, what to stand things on, and how to edit them so the whole shop looks like one shop.
shopify-seo
Visitors who arrive from a Google search cost nothing, and this is the list of things standing between a Shopify shop and more of them — the wording on the pages, the way the site is put together, and the articles worth writing.
shopify-speed-optimization
A Shopify store is usually slow because it is carrying too much — oversized images, apps nobody uses, leftover code in the theme — and this is the clear-out.
shopify-store-setup
Opening a Shopify shop for the first time is a long list of settings nobody tells you the order of — plan, theme, products, payments, shipping, tax, domain — and this walks the whole list.
shopify-subscription-setup
Turning one-off buyers into people who get a delivery every month means charging them again automatically, letting them change how often it comes, and giving them a reason not to cancel — all three are covered here.
shopify-tax-compliance
Tax is the part of running a shop that gets you into real trouble if it is wrong — this settles what to charge where, handles the customers who should pay none, and produces the paperwork at filing time.
shopify-theme-optimization
The theme is the part of a Shopify store a shopper actually touches, and this is about making it quick and making it behave itself on a phone, right down to the template code underneath.
shopify-upsell-cross-sell
The cheapest extra sale is the one added to an order somebody is already placing — this works out what to suggest, at which point, and at what price.
shopify-wholesale-channel
Selling to shops rather than to shoppers changes the rules — cheaper per unit for bigger orders, a minimum you will accept, an invoice settled weeks later — and this sets that side of the business up on Shopify.
shoppable-video
Video where the thing on screen can be bought without leaving the video — this settles which platform and format suit the product, what the video should say, and where the buy tags sit.
social-media-monitor
People discuss a brand in places the brand never looks — Reddit threads, TikTok comments, replies on X — and this sets up the watching, so you hear about it while it still matters.
supply-chain-optimization-amazon-lite
On Amazon the money leaves in half a dozen places at once — the factory, the freight, the warehouse, the ads — and this finds the one doing most damage, from rough numbers you already know.
supply-chain-optimization-shopify
A store that has to buy its own visitors leaks money in two places above all — the advertising, and the warehouse somebody else runs for you — and this weighs both against what a healthy store looks like.
supply-chain-optimization-tiktok
TikTok sellers lose margin in two places nobody else does — the cut handed to the creator who sold it, and the extra returns that come with impulse buying — and this measures both against what is survivable.
supply-chain-optimization-walmart
Walmart takes a smaller commission than Amazon and charges less to store your goods, but it pays you later — this checks whether your cash and your stock can live with that, and where the rest is going.
synthetic-monitoring
An online shop can quietly stop taking orders and nobody notices until the sales figures drop. This is the plan for the robot shoppers that check it around the clock, and the alarms that go off when one of them fails.
tiktok-creator-marketplace
TikTok runs an official place where brands and creators find each other for paid posts. This is the practical side of using it — who to approach, what to pay, what the agreement should cover, and which creators are worth keeping.
tiktok-influencer-marketing
Paying creators to post about your product is the easy part; knowing whether it earned anything back is not. This plans the whole campaign — the brief you send, the rates you offer, the tracking you set up — so the result can be counted.
tiktok-live-selling
Selling on TikTok by going live, like a shopping channel you host yourself — what to prepare, how to hold an audience, how to run the offers, and what the numbers say afterwards.
tiktok-shop-ads
TikTok will show your products as ads to people who never went looking for you — this is how to pick the ad type, set a first budget, work out why the spend isn't paying, and scale up what does.
tiktok-shop-affiliate-program
Instead of paying creators up front, you hand them a cut of whatever they sell. This is how to build that arrangement: the rates, who gets let in, who gets free samples, and who is actually earning it.
tiktok-shop-analytics
A TikTok Shop hands you a lot of numbers and no story. This pulls them into one report — sales, videos, live streams, the creators you paid — and says where to put your effort next.
tiktok-shop-branding
What your shop stands for and how it sounds, written down — the personality, what makes it different from the shop next door, and how you keep buyers coming back.
tiktok-shop-compliance
TikTok Shop keeps a list of things you are not allowed to sell and rules about what you can show — this reads your products and your videos against it and flags what would get a listing pulled.
tiktok-shop-content-strategy
A plan for what to film and when to post it — what mix of demos, trends and customer stories to run, and a calendar that keeps the shop posting every week.
tiktok-shop-conversion
Plenty of people watch and almost none of them buy. This hunts for the places along the way where you are losing them, and says what to change first.
tiktok-shop-creator-management
Finding creators is one thing; getting consistently good videos out of them is another — this covers the running of that relationship once they are on board.
tiktok-shop-cross-border
TikTok Shop is only open in some countries, and the videos that sold a thing at home rarely land the same way abroad — this works out which market to go for and what would have to be remade for it.
tiktok-shop-customer-service
Looking after buyers after they have paid — and on TikTok Shop that gets scored, so it feeds straight back into whether anyone buys from you at all.
tiktok-shop-fulfillment
Two ways to get an order to the buyer: hand it to TikTok's own warehouses, or pack and post it yourself. This works out which one suits your business and what it commits you to.
tiktok-shop-inventory
A video takes off overnight and you either have the stock or you don't. This is about holding the right amount when demand can jump tenfold with no warning.
tiktok-shop-listing-optimization
The product page is where a shopper lands and decides. This goes over it twice — once so people can find it in TikTok Shop's search, and once so the ones who do are convinced.
tiktok-shop-pricing
What to charge. TikTok takes a cut, the shop next to you is cheaper, and a discount changes how people judge the product — this works the number out with all three in view.
tiktok-shop-product-research
Before you stock anything, the question is whether it would actually take off on TikTok. This gives a product idea a score instead of a hunch.
tiktok-shop-promotions
Flash Deals, vouchers, free shipping, bundles — TikTok Shop gives a seller several ways to cut a price, and this picks the one that fits what you are selling and when.
tiktok-shop-returns
Every parcel that comes back is a sale you already paid to win. This looks at why yours are coming back, and at what your policy and your replies to buyers say.
tiktok-shop-reviews
Other buyers' words sell better than yours ever will. This is about getting more of them, answering the bad ones without making it worse, and putting customers' own videos to work.
tiktok-shop-seller-guide
The whole path in order, for someone starting from nothing — getting approved as a seller, putting products up, posting videos, bringing creators in, and what to do once sales start.
tiktok-shop-shipping
Buyers see a delivery date before they pay, and they hold you to it. This settles who carries your parcels and what date you can safely put on a listing.
tiktok-shop-trending-products
Things sell on TikTok in waves, and the money is in catching one on the way up rather than on the way down. This reads what is rising in your category and whether it has further to run.
visual-regression-testing
Nothing is broken, exactly — the buy button has just slid off the screen on one size of phone. This plans the before-and-after screenshot checks that catch that kind of damage on a shop's key pages.
walmart-advertising-strategy
Walmart sells sponsored slots inside its own search results and around its site. This decides how to use them — which campaign type, what to bid, and how to split the money between them.
walmart-listing-optimization
Walmart ranks and scores product pages by its own rules, and they are not Amazon's. This rewrites a listing to suit the marketplace it is actually sitting on.
walmart-price-tracker
On Walmart the cheapest believable price tends to take the sale. This watches what the other sellers are charging and works out when to follow them down and when to hold.
walmart-review-checker
Hand it a product's Walmart reviews and it scores how believable they are, naming the signs it found — a pile of them posted the same day, near-identical wording, free-product mentions.
walmart-seller-guide
Selling your own products on Walmart's website as an outside seller: getting accepted, getting listings to show up in search, deciding who ships the goods, and paying for visibility.
walmart-seller-tools
There is a whole software industry built around Walmart sellers. This says which pieces you actually need at your size, and what the choices are in each.
warehouse-optimization
An advisor for online sellers caught between running out of bestsellers and sitting on stock that will not move: you describe your setup and your numbers, and it works out how much to hold, where the money is leaking, and what to fix first.
woocommerce-seo
Goes over a WooCommerce shop the way a search consultant would, and hands back a ranked list of fixes — page titles, product text, site speed, the hidden markup Google reads — aimed at getting the products found in search.
No skill in this package matches that.
HOW TO GET IT
WHOLE PACKAGEInstall the whole package (162 skills)
npx skills add nexscope-ai/ecommerce-skillsSINGLE SKILLOr install a single skill
npx skills add nexscope-ai/ecommerce-skills --skill <name> --full-depthPick the skill name from the Skills tab — each entry there installs independently.