Amazon has added persistent memory and 24/7 automation workflows to Seller Assistant along with a plugin for Amazon Quick and Anthropic’s Claude. The changes let sellers run Amazon-specific tasks inside the AI tools they already use while keeping data inside Amazon infrastructure.
Memory follows sellers across Seller Central, Amazon Quick, and Claude so context remains intact when switching tools.
Seller data remains inside Amazon infrastructure and is never shared externally.
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