I just fixed the most annoying parts of Amazon catalog audits. Two days ago I op
By Brett Bohannon · February 27, 2026 · Curated by George's Blog
I just fixed the most annoying parts of Amazon catalog audits.
Two days ago I open-sourced an AI-native CLI for auditing Category Listing Reports. The feedback was immediate:
❌ "FBM duplicates are cluttering my reports"
❌ "Too many issues, can't prioritize"
❌ "Need an overall health score for my catalog"
So I shipped v1.1.0 today.
What's new:
✅ Auto-filters FBM/MFN duplicates
Before: 5,904 issues across 95 SKUs
After: 2,952 real issues (2,952 dupes auto-skipped)
✅ RUFUS tier scoring
Each SKU gets a rating: Good / Fair / Weak / Critical
Example: "SKU ABC-123: 2.4/5 - Weak — Major rewrite recommended"
✅ Catalog-wide health score
"Overall catalog: 3.2/5 — Distribution: 12 Good, 8 Fair, 5 Weak, 2 Critical"
Turns overwhelming audit reports into actionable insights.
Still free. Still open source.
Update: `pip install --upgrade amazon-catalog-cli`
GitHub: https://lnkd.in/gDfGJRSp
Openclaw 🦞 skill update : https://lnkd.in/g8TJ2YDh