"Amazon S3" matching MCP servers:

An Amazon S3 Model Context Protocol server that allows Large Language Models like Claude to interact with AWS S3 storage, providing tools for listing buckets, listing objects, and retrieving object contents.

The CHUK MCP S3 Bucket Manager is a Python-based tool for managing Amazon S3 buckets using the MCP runtime. This utility provides a simple interface for listing, creating, and deleting S3 buckets.

Connects Claude to Amazon Seller Central via the SP-API for natural language queries on sales, inventory, reports, fees, reimbursements, and analytics.

MCP server that exposes the Amazon Selling Partner API to Claude Desktop and any other MCP client. It wraps the python-amazon-sp-api SDK and ships 55+ tools across 19 SP-API scopes with automatic pagination, throttle-aware retry and multi-marketplace support.

This server enables interaction with Amazon S3 buckets for listing and retrieving objects, with efficient streaming for large files like PDFs, through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables AI assistants to query Amazon search volume trends and growth signals for product research and consumer purchase intent analysis.

Real-time Amazon Sponsored Products (SP) ad placements, keyword tracking, and comprehensive review data for AI Agents. Enables LLMs to autonomously conduct competitor ad audits, consumer sentiment analysis (VOC), and product optimization.

Live Amazon marketplace data for AI agents: product details, prices, reviews, keyword search, best-sellers, deals, offers and stock, and seller profiles across 20 marketplaces.

Send email through your own Amazon SES account, and check domain verification, the suppression list and sandbox status. Works with any SES account; Wraps adds send history and delivery events.

Enables MCP clients to search Amazon products, retrieve product details by ASIN, look up seller profiles, and browse seller catalogues as structured JSON across 23 regional Amazon domains.

placement for the depractaed Amazon Product Advertising endpoint. You ask Claude to find something, it searches the live Amazon catalogue, and it hands you back a finished HTML card - image, price, savings, star rating, your Associates tag already baked into the link, and the disclosure footer Amazon requires, by Houtini

Enables MCP clients to connect to AWS S3 buckets, list, upload, and read objects in various formats, supporting public and private buckets with multiple transport modes.

Enables AI assistants to recommend Amazon products with automatic affiliate link insertion, supporting product search, deals, bestsellers, and promotional content.

Enables natural language management of files on CloudSee Drive (Amazon S3) including browsing, searching, uploading, downloading, sharing, and organizing, with confirmation for destructive actions.

Enables AI agents to access Amazon commerce intelligence, WIPO design-patent data, Google Trends, and local market data through 19 business data tools via a stdio bridge to a hosted MCP server.

Enables AI assistants to explore and manage S3-compatible object storage (AWS S3, RustFS, MinIO, Cloudflare R2) by listing buckets and objects, inspecting metadata, and reading object contents with capped range requests. Write operations such as upload and delete are available but disabled unless explicitly enabled, with optional bucket allow-listing and custom TLS trust.

Enables creating and editing Amazon listing images and product videos from live catalog data, with Amazon compliance rules, character-consistent generation, and resumable video generation.

Remote MCP server with 19 e-commerce and IP-compliance data tools — Amazon product/review/search/niche/bestseller data, AI SERP & keyword trends, local Maps POI, WIPO trademark search, and PACER patent litigation. No scraping code or proxies needed; one API key unlocks all tools.

Amazon organic ranking MCP server. Run campaigns, track keyword positions, monitor rank movement.

Gives Amazon Quick Desktop real shell access outside its sandbox, running commands as your own user with login-shell environment, synchronous execution, background jobs, process-tree cleanup on timeout, and an audit log. A narrow pattern-based guard blocks a handful of destructive commands while ordinary work — including targeted recursive deletes — passes through.