Search, product detail, cart and order history are the parts that do real work — the ordering step is described in the README as fake and present for demonstration, so no assistant driving this is going to spend your money. The demo video is the honest picture of what it is good at: comparing several products in one conversation and narrowing down to a decision.
An MCP server that puts Amazon shopping actions in front of an assistant, so comparing products and building a cart happens inside the conversation instead of across browser tabs. Product search and details, cart add and clear, order history retrieval, and an order-placement step that the README states is fake and there for demonstration.
- Product search across Amazon, and detailed information about a specific product
- Cart management: adding items, and clearing the cart
- Order history: your recent Amazon orders with their details
- Order placement that is explicitly fake, for demonstration purposes — nothing is actually bought
- A recorded end-to-end demo of search, comparison and purchase for what the flow looks like in practice
Build from a clone: `npm install -D` then `npm run build`, and register `build/index.js` with `node` in `claude_desktop_config.json`. The package is `mcp-server-amazon` 1.0.0, marked private, and it speaks stdio. It logs to `~/Library/Logs/Claude/mcp-server-amazon.log`, which is the first place to look when a call goes quiet.