Live Amazon marketplace data for AI agents as MCP tools: product details, reviews, keyword search, best-sellers, deals, live offers and stock, and seller profiles across 20 countries. `npx apiguru-mcp` needs only Node 18+ - no Python, no uv, no API key.
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APIGURU_API_KEYAPI keyoptionalOptional. An Apiguru API key from https://dash.apiguru.app. Without it the server uses the keyless agent gateway: a small free probe budget, then an HTTP 402 payment challenge payable via x402 (USDC…
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Live Amazon marketplace data for AI agents as MCP tools: product details, reviews, keyword search, best-sellers, deals, live offers and stock, and seller profiles across 20 countries. `npx apiguru-mcp` needs only Node 18+ - no Python, no uv, no API key.
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