@striderlabs/mcp-amazon

Amazon MCP Server by Strider Labs — give AI agents the ability to search products, manage your cart, place orders, and track shipments on Amazon via browser automation.

Features

• Product Search — search Amazon with full result details (ASIN, price, ratings, Prime badge)
• Product Details — fetch complete product info by ASIN or URL
• Cart Management — add items, view cart, clear cart
• Order Placement — preview and place orders with dual-confirmation safety
• Order Tracking — track shipments with status and carrier info
• Order History — retrieve past orders
• Prime Status — check Prime membership and benefits
• Address Management — set delivery address
• Session Persistence — cookies saved to ~/.strider/amazon/ across sessions
• Stealth Mode — random delays, user agent rotation, webdriver masking to reduce bot detection

Installation

npm install -g @striderlabs/mcp-amazon

# Install Playwright browsers (required)
npx playwright install chromium

MCP Client Configuration

Claude Desktop (~/.claude/claude_desktop_config.json)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "amazon": {
      "command": "striderlabs-mcp-amazon"
    }
  }
}

Generic MCP Client

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "amazon": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@striderlabs/mcp-amazon"]
    }
  }
}

Available Tools

Tool	Description
amazon_status	Check login status and session info
amazon_login	Initiate login flow (returns URL + instructions)
amazon_logout	Clear session and cookies
amazon_search	Search products by keyword
amazon_get_product	Get product details by ASIN or URL
amazon_add_to_cart	Add product to cart (ASIN, URL, or query)
amazon_view_cart	View cart contents and subtotal
amazon_clear_cart	Remove all items from cart
amazon_preview_order	Preview order before placing
amazon_place_order	Place order (requires confirm=true)
amazon_track_order	Track order by ID
amazon_get_orders	Get order history
amazon_prime_check	Check Prime membership status
amazon_set_address	Set delivery address

Usage Examples

Search and add to cart

Search for "AirPods Pro" on Amazon
→ amazon_search({ query: "AirPods Pro", maxResults: 5 })

Add the first result to cart
→ amazon_add_to_cart({ asinOrQuery: "B0BDHWDR12", quantity: 1 })

Place an order

Preview my order before placing
→ amazon_preview_order()

Place the order (user must confirm first)
→ amazon_place_order({ confirm: true })

Track a shipment

Track order 123-4567890-1234567
→ amazon_track_order({ orderId: "123-4567890-1234567" })

Authentication Flow

Amazon requires manual login (headless browsers cannot complete Amazon's full auth flow including 2FA):

1. Run amazon_login — it returns https://www.amazon.com/ap/signin
2. Open that URL in your browser and log in with your Amazon credentials
3. Complete any 2-factor authentication
4. Run amazon_status to verify the session is detected
5. Cookies are saved to ~/.strider/amazon/cookies.json for future sessions

Configuration

Session data is stored in:

~/.strider/amazon/
├── cookies.json    # Browser session cookies
└── session.json    # Cached session metadata

To reset: run amazon_logout or delete the ~/.strider/amazon/ directory.

Order Safety

amazon_place_order requires confirm: true to actually place an order:

• Without confirm: true — returns a preview (same as amazon_preview_order)
• With confirm: true — places the order immediately

Never set confirm: true without explicit user consent.

Bot Detection

Amazon has aggressive bot detection. This server includes:

• Random delays between actions (500–2000ms)
• User agent rotation (Chrome/Safari on macOS/Windows)
• Webdriver property masking
• Browser plugin/language spoofing
• Proper viewport and screen resolution

If you receive a CAPTCHA error: visit amazon.com in your regular browser, complete the CAPTCHA, then retry. Cookies will be re-used in subsequent calls.

Technical Details

• Runtime: Node.js 18+, ES modules
• Browser: Playwright Chromium (headless)
• Transport: MCP stdio
• Session storage: ~/.strider/amazon/

Limitations

• Requires manual login (no programmatic auth for Amazon)
• CAPTCHA challenges must be completed in a real browser
• Payment method must be pre-configured on your Amazon account
• Amazon's UI changes may break DOM selectors — report issues on GitHub
• Not affiliated with Amazon.com, Inc.

Troubleshooting

"CAPTCHA detected" Visit amazon.com in your browser, complete the CAPTCHA, then retry.

"Not logged in" Run amazon_login, open the URL, log in, then run amazon_status.

"Add to Cart button not found" The item may be sold by a third-party seller requiring seller selection, or it may be unavailable. Try amazon_get_product first to verify availability.

"Page load timed out" Check your internet connection. Amazon pages can be slow on first load.

Development

git clone https://github.com/striderlabs/mcp-amazon
cd mcp-amazon
npm install
npx playwright install chromium
npm run build
npm start

License

MIT — see LICENSE

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