Skill market 8 skills

When an ASIN goes to the dog page, core keywords stop surfacing, a restricted-product review lands, or the age field does not match, run four skills in order — triage → scan the copy → check the fields → fix the title → write the case — and get a triage table, a hit table, a field checklist and English

Run your listing text and the compliance ledger you filled in yourself against the 19 GPSR / PPWR / EPR / WEEE / battery law / claims clauses one by one, and grade each one "must fix / should fix / needs a human"

Run four checks before you list — high-risk words in your copy, risk baked into the category, the documents your supplier is missing, and whether you can use the images — and get an action list sorted P1/P2/P3. If a complaint, a law firm letter, or a court filing actually arrives, it only triages the type

Two periods of operating data plus this period's action list go in; five things come out: metric-change attribution with hypotheses still to be validated, threshold alerts with a troubleshooting order, a one-page three-part review, three experiments with pass / fail / negative decision lines, and reusable lessons.

Run one returns report through three outputs: six root-cause classes grouped by what you can actually fix (size / not as described / damage / expectation gap / logistics / other), the 8 costs behind every single return with an addition formula you can do by hand, and field-level edits telling you which part of the listing to change

Sourcing data tells you how well it sells; only reviews tell you why people buy and why they send it back.

Split Feedback / product reviews / A-to-Z claims into removable / malicious / genuine / not removable, write English removal requests and bilingual reply drafts you can submit as-is, then work out whether this one case will push ODR over the line and how many

Actually crawls PDP / robots.txt / sitemap; six findings anyone can re-check