# How can an AI agent detect suppressed Amazon listings and tell me what to fix?

A playbook for an AI assistant connected to Nova. It finds your removed, suppressed and not buyable listings, ranks them by the sales at risk, reads the issue Amazon reports and the live content behind it, and prepares the content fixes for you to confirm. Nothing reaches Amazon until you approve the preview.

Every step calls a Nova tool that reads your live Amazon data, so paste this into Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant connected to Nova's MCP server. Run it every morning, or as soon as sales on a product drop to zero.

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Use Nova to find my suppressed and blocked Amazon listings, tell me what to fix first, and prepare the content fixes for me to confirm.

Scope: my Seller Central accounts. If I name accounts, marketplaces or products, keep to those.

1. Find the blocked listings. Call Nova's query_listing_health with problems ["removed", "suppressed", "searchSuppressed", "notBuyable", "attributeSuppressed", "imageKo", "compliance", "incomplete"], sort "severity", limit 50. Give the count per problem and per marketplace.

2. Rank them by money. Order the rows by alert band, then by trailing 90-day sales. Band 0 means the listing is losing sales now. A listing with no sales in 90 days goes to the end of the list.

3. Read the cause. For each of the top 15, give the status, whether it is buyable, the severity, the health summary, and the top issue code, message and enforcement exactly as Amazon reports them.

4. Read the live content. Call Nova's get_listing_content for those SKUs, up to 20 per call. Compare what Amazon flags with what the listing holds: a missing or invalid attribute, a word Amazon rejects, a missing image, missing bullets or description.

5. Sort the fixes. Content fix: title, bullets, description, backend keywords, dimensions or another attribute Amazon marks editable. Seller Central fix: documents, safety or compliance information you must upload, brand approval, a price or stock problem. Wait: the issue is Amazon's own review and needs no change.

6. Prepare the content fixes. For each content fix, draft the change and call Nova's update_listing_content to preview it, one family or a few SKUs at a time. Show me the before and after and any warning from Amazon's validation. Send nothing until I confirm that preview.

7. Check what was sent. After I confirm, call Nova's get_listing_change_status for those changes and tell me which ones Amazon accepted, refused or is still processing, with Amazon's reason for any refusal.

8. Report. One table: SKU, marketplace, problem, sales in the last 90 days, the cause in plain words, the fix and who makes it. Then the Seller Central fixes as a checklist, and the listings to read again tomorrow.

Rules: never change a price, quantity or any offer attribute. Prepare changes only for content Amazon marks editable, and commit a preview only after I approve it. Vendor Central listings are read only: list their problems and say I fix them with my Amazon vendor manager. Quote Amazon's issue messages as they come and never invent a rule. Relay every notice Nova returns.
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## How to read the result

| What you see | What it usually means | What to do |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Suppressed, with a missing or invalid attribute | Amazon hides the offer until the attribute is fixed | Preview the attribute fix and confirm it |
| Search suppressed | The listing is live but does not show in search results | Fix the title or attribute Amazon names in the issue |
| Not buyable, no content issue | Price, stock or the offer blocks the sale | Check the offer in Seller Central |
| Compliance flag | Amazon needs documents or safety information | Upload them in Seller Central, or preview the safety attributes if they are editable |
| Image issue | The main image breaks Amazon's image rules | Replace the image in Seller Central |
| Removed listing with no sales in 90 days | A dormant product | Decide whether it is worth fixing at all |

## Limits

- Listing health is the state now, not a history of when a listing went down.
- Content edits cover Seller Central only. Vendor Central listings are read only.
- The assistant never changes prices, quantities or other offer attributes, and an Admin or Workspace owner confirms every edit.
- The playbook leaves images and documents to you in Seller Central.
- Catalog content is empty until Nova has captured the ASIN, and backend keywords are empty until Nova has scanned the SKU.
- Amazon reviews every change. Nova re-reads the product page after each change to confirm Amazon's result.