amazon-teneo

What This Skill Does

The Amazon Teneo skill is a specialized OpenClaw integration that provides direct access to real-time e-commerce data via the Teneo Protocol. By leveraging this agent, you can perform automated web scraping of Amazon storefronts without the overhead of manual browser management. The skill acts as a gateway to granular product information, customer feedback, and search result aggregates. Because it operates on the Teneo decentralized network, it ensures reliable data retrieval while handling payment processing for each request via USDC on supported blockchain networks like Base, Peaq, and Avalanche. This tool is essential for developers, researchers, and market analysts who need structured data from Amazon.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw CLI provided with your installation. Run the command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/firestream792/amazon-teneo. Ensure you have Node.js 18+ installed on your system. You will also need to install the Teneo SDK using npm: npm install @teneo-protocol/sdk dotenv. Once installed, configure your environment variables to handle wallet authentication, as the agent requires a signing wallet to process USDC payments on-chain. Refer to the Teneo Agent SDK documentation for specific instructions on managing your wallet keys securely.

Use Cases

This skill is highly effective for e-commerce competitive intelligence. You can use it to track competitor pricing changes for specific ASINs, analyze customer sentiment by scraping reviews, or perform market research by searching broad keywords to monitor product trends. Affiliate marketers can use it to gather product specs and pricing, while supply chain managers can use it to check availability across different domains and geographies.

Example Prompts

1. "@amazon search 'noise cancelling headphones' page:1 domain:com sort-by:price_low_to_high"
2. "@amazon product B08N5K3LWJ com"
3. "@amazon reviews B08N5K3LWJ com"

Tips & Limitations

When using this skill, always specify the domain (e.g., 'com', 'co.uk') to ensure accurate localization. Note that each command has an associated cost in USDC, so monitor your wallet balance regularly. Multi-word search terms should always be enclosed in quotes to prevent parsing errors. Be aware that large-scale scraping should be done in intervals to avoid triggering anti-bot mechanisms on Amazon's end, even though the Teneo network manages the underlying proxy rotation. Always secure your private keys and never share them within your code; utilize a .env file for all credential management.