"Amazon DynamoDB" matching MCP servers:

Enables interaction with Amazon's Product Advertising API to search for and retrieve product information from Amazon marketplaces. Supports multiple Amazon regions and marketplaces with configurable host, region, and partner credentials.

Facilitate the management and automation of Amazon Sponsored Ads

Enables authenticated access to Amazon India SP-API commerce intelligence and controlled operations, including orders, finances, listings, pricing, reports, sales/traffic metrics, and profit analysis. It also supports gated Amazon mutations through preview, approval, and execution workflows with audit logging.

An MCP server that enables users to manage their Amazon Alexa shopping lists directly from MCP clients like Claude. It provides tools for listing, adding, updating, and deleting shopping list items through secure Amazon account authentication.

An MCP server that lets LLMs control Amazon Alexa devices, including announcements, text commands, smart-home group management, routines, and list operations.

Enables AI applications to interact with Amazon Advertising API through the Model Context Protocol. Supports campaign management, performance reporting, audience targeting, and comprehensive advertising operations across Amazon's advertising ecosystem.

An AWS-native MCP server that posts to Slack (post_to_slack, post_file_to_slack) via an Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway.

Enables users to search for products, retrieve details, and manage their shopping cart on Amazon through the MCP framework. It also supports viewing order history and provides a demonstration of ordering capabilities within AI interfaces.

Enables interaction with Amazon services through AI assistants, allowing users to search products, manage their cart, view order history, and place orders using natural language.

Enables agents to perform typed, site-specific actions across a signed-in Chrome browser, interacting with services like Gmail, Reddit, Drive, and Amazon through natural language requests.

Enables connecting 13 e-commerce platforms such as Amazon, eBay, WooCommerce, and OTTO to Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, and Cursor, exposing 160 tools to manage stores, orders, products, and marketplaces through natural language.

Enables AI assistants to search products, manage shopping carts, place orders, and retrieve order history from Amazon and Target accounts.

An MCP server that generates conversion-optimized e-commerce product descriptions, bullet points, and SEO metadata using AI. It supports multiple platforms like Shopify and Amazon with customizable tones for various writing styles.

An MCP server that allows you to generate and edit images using Amazon Bedrock's Nova Canvas model, supporting features like text-to-image generation, inpainting, outpainting, image variation, and background removal.

Enables management of Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow (MWAA) environments and operations including DAG management, workflow execution monitoring, and access to Airflow connections and variables through a unified interface.

Enables MCP-compatible LLMs to control Amazon Alexa devices by sending announcements, text commands, and SSML speech, as well as managing smart-home groups, routines, lists, volume, Do Not Disturb, and sensor queries.

Multi-channel inventory intelligence for Shopify and Amazon sellers. 28 tools for stockout risk, demand forecasts, purchase order management, and sales analytics — with human-in-the-loop safeguards.

Enables users to analyze, save, compare, and track bounty opportunities through a stateful MCP workflow, build submission plans, and request the next best action across sessions.

Enables an AI assistant to control your own Amazon Echo devices and Alexa smart-home devices, including speaking messages, running routines, sending text commands, listing routines and devices, and controlling device power or brightness through an unofficial Alexa app session.

Enables controlling Amazon Alexa accounts through Alexa's private web API, including listing and controlling Echo speakers, Echo Shows and Fire TVs, making devices speak or announce, running routines, controlling smart-home devices and scenes, managing shopping and to-do lists, and viewing alarms, timers and reminders. Destructive actions are confirmation-gated, and arbitrary voice commands are deliberately excluded.