Operate your Shopify product feeds from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any MCP-capable agent: diagnose feed health, trace any row through the transformation pipeline, fix issues with preview-first writes, publish, and verify — across Google Merchant Center, Commission Junction, and more.
This repo packages the feed-ops skill (domain knowledge your agent loads on demand) and the remote MCP server config for Simple Product Feeds (14 tools, full read + preview-first write surface, per-shop audit trail).
Claude Code (plugin — recommended):
/plugin marketplace add simpleproductfeeds/skills
/plugin install simple-product-feeds@simpleproductfeeds
Then set your API key (create one in the app under Settings → AI Agents):
export SPF_API_KEY=spf_live_sk_...Any MCP client (server only):
claude mcp add --transport http simple-product-feeds \
https://app.simpleproductfeeds.com/v1/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer $SPF_API_KEY"Codex, Cursor, and .mcp.json snippets:
docs → Connect an AI Agent.
skills/feed-ops/SKILL.md— the operating loop (read → preview → confirm → publish → verify), connection setup, and the source-vs-output column vocabulary that trips up generic knowledge.skills/feed-ops/rules/— loaded on demand: pipeline precedence, Google Merchant Center field requirements, channel delivery quirks, proven workflow recipes..mcp.json— remote server config (${SPF_API_KEY}reads from your environment; no secret is stored).
The MCP server is remote — every tool, description, and guardrail updates
the moment Simple Product Feeds deploys, with nothing to upgrade locally.
This skill stays deliberately thin and points at live sources of truth
(the server's own instructions, llms.txt,
docs as markdown,
OpenAPI), so an older
install keeps working. Update the skill itself with
/plugin marketplace update simpleproductfeeds.
Reads are free; writes are guarded: rules require a preview token bound to the exact rule text (the agent must show you the diff first), overrides and cell edits are undoable, vague requests get proposals rather than changes, and every write lands in your shop's audit trail.
MIT