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# Tools

Autopilot exposes a set of read tools over MCP. The assistant picks the right one automatically based on what you ask — you don't call these by name — but they're listed here so you know what's possible, and each has its own page with use-cases and example prompts.

## Available tools

| Tool                                                                | Name                       | What it does                                                                                |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [List Organizations](/autopilot-mcp/tools/list-organizations.md)    | `list_organizations`       | Find the organizations you can access. Used automatically when you belong to more than one. |
| [Search ASINs](/autopilot-mcp/tools/search-asins.md)                | `search_asins`             | Find enrolled ASINs by text, marketplace, product type, or revenue tier.                    |
| [Get Product Listing](/autopilot-mcp/tools/get-asin-listing.md)     | `get_asin_listing`         | Read the live listing content for an ASIN — title, bullets, description, and more.          |
| [Listing Issues](/autopilot-mcp/tools/list-listing-issues.md)       | `list_listing_issues`      | List the open listing issues across your enrolled ASINs, or on a single ASIN.               |
| [Keyword Bank](/autopilot-mcp/tools/list-asin-keywords.md)          | `list_asin_keywords`       | Read an ASIN's Keyword Bank, including which keywords are used, missing, or restricted.     |
| [Unique Selling Points](/autopilot-mcp/tools/list-asin-usps.md)     | `list_asin_usps`           | Read an ASIN's ranked USPs and where each is covered in the live listing.                   |
| [Facts](/autopilot-mcp/tools/list-asin-facts.md)                    | `list_asin_facts`          | Read the verified product facts behind an ASIN, with evidence and confidence.               |
| [Review Insights](/autopilot-mcp/tools/get-asin-review-insights.md) | `get_asin_review_insights` | Read what customers praise and complain about, from Amazon review topics.                   |

## Identifiers

Most tools work on a single ASIN in a single marketplace, so you'll usually give the assistant two things:

* **ASIN** — the 10-character Amazon identifier, e.g. `B07XYZ1234`.
* **Marketplace** — which Amazon store. Common marketplace IDs:

| Marketplace    | ID               |
| -------------- | ---------------- |
| United States  | `ATVPDKIKX0DER`  |
| United Kingdom | `A1F83G8C2ARO7P` |
| Germany        | `A1PA6795UKMFR9` |

You can also just name the country ("the US listing", "on Amazon UK") and let the assistant map it.

{% hint style="info" %}
Your **organization** is detected automatically from your login, so you don't need to provide it. If your account can access more than one organization, the assistant uses [List Organizations](/autopilot-mcp/tools/list-organizations.md) to pick the right one — just name it when you ask.
{% endhint %}

## A typical conversation

The tools are designed to chain together, so a single question can span several of them:

1. **Find the product** — "Find my enrolled *hydration* products in the US." → [Search ASINs](/autopilot-mcp/tools/search-asins.md)
2. **Read its content** — "Show me the current title and bullets for that ASIN." → [Get Product Listing](/autopilot-mcp/tools/get-asin-listing.md)
3. **Dig into the data** — "Which high-volume keywords is it missing?" → [Keyword Bank](/autopilot-mcp/tools/list-asin-keywords.md), or "What are its top USPs and are they in the title?" → [USPs](/autopilot-mcp/tools/list-asin-usps.md)

The assistant strings these together for you; you just ask in plain language. For worked examples, see [Use Cases](/autopilot-mcp/use-cases.md).