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Open-source terminal-first coding agent community. Connects to any LLM and exposes tools via MCP, skills, and CLI hooks.
Searching Amazon Bestsellers with OpenClaw
This integration lets your OpenClaw agent search Amazon Bestsellers in real time via the Scavio API. The agent gets back structured JSON with products, badge, sales_volume, price -- ready for reasoning and decision-making.
Setup
Bash
# Install OpenClaw, then drop the Scavio MCP server into your claw.jsonCode Example
Here is a complete OpenClaw agent that searches Amazon Bestsellers using Scavio:
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# Generic HTTP integration for OpenClaw
# Point your framework's HTTP request tool at:
#
# POST https://api.scavio.dev/api/v1/amazon/search
# Authorization: Bearer sk_live_your_key
# Content-Type: application/json
# {"query":"your search query","country":"us"}
#
# Rows come back under data.products.
#
# There is no bestsellers endpoint and Amazon search takes no sort parameter, so this is the marketplace's default ranking for the query, not the Best Sellers chart. Store position per ASIN on each run to see movement.
Full Working Example
A production-ready example with error handling:
Text
# Generic HTTP integration for OpenClaw
# Point your framework's HTTP request tool at:
#
# POST https://api.scavio.dev/api/v1/amazon/search
# Authorization: Bearer sk_live_your_key
# Content-Type: application/json
# {"query":"your search query","country":"us"}
#
# Rows come back under data.products.
#
# There is no bestsellers endpoint and Amazon search takes no sort parameter, so this is the marketplace's default ranking for the query, not the Best Sellers chart. Store position per ASIN on each run to see movement.
Pricing
Scavio offers a free tier with 50 credits on signup (1 credit per search). No credit card required. This is enough to build and test your OpenClaw integration. Paid plans start at $30/month for higher volumes.