Free TrackIQ skill. Every morning it writes a three-minute Amazon brief: the settled day’s numbers, the one story worth telling, and a numbered to-do list — as an email your team will actually read start to finish.
Built around the number no standard report contains: retail earned per extra dollar of ad spend, line by line. That spread is usually the story.
Eleven sections, one argument, three minutes. Not a dashboard export.
The one story worth telling, with the chart that proves it.
Usually the marginal return spread: the line that returned $7.59 of retail per extra ad dollar next to the one that returned $1.36 for more money. Same account, same week, opposite directions.
Best line, worst line, biggest leak — named.
No “performance was mixed.” Every product line gets a plain-English verdict, and every aggregate has to survive the detail printed underneath it.
Numbered actions, colour-coded by type.
Cut, fund or admin. Each one carries the number that justifies it, so the brief ends with a decision instead of a summary.
Connect the TrackIQ MCP and ask for today’s brief — or paste yesterday’s spend, sales, orders, ACOS and rank and it builds from those. Anything you can’t supply is left out rather than estimated. The result is one self-contained HTML email that renders in Outlook and Apple Mail without a build step.
One send, three views: the cold open and KPI cards, the charts, then the shelf, the Snack Fact and the day’s menu.
Ready to import into Claude or ChatGPT.
Short setup, so you’re not guessing. It’s on the download page.
The eleven sections, the voice rules and the email shell, in plain files you can edit.
The TrackIQ MCP — or yesterday’s figures, pasted in by hand.
Download the .zip.
Import the skill into Claude or ChatGPT.
Ask for today’s brief and it writes the finished HTML email.
The skill runs inside your own Claude or ChatGPT. Anything that leaves the chat — Slack, email, a webhook — shows you the destination and waits for a yes before the first send.
Yes. The skill is free and open source, MIT licensed. The format came out of a brief we were already sending internally.
It is built for it — the MCP is what makes the brief automatic. Without it the skill asks you to paste yesterday’s spend, sales, orders, ACOS and rank figures and builds from those, omitting anything you can’t supply rather than estimating it. That works fine to see the format; doing it by hand every morning is the part that gets skipped, which is exactly what connecting the data removes.
One self-contained .html email — table-based, inline-styled, no build step — that renders in Outlook and Apple Mail. It comes back in the chat first, every time.
Yes, and they’re separate files so you don’t touch the skill: voice.md for tone, structure.md for section order, tokens.md for colours and type, template.html for the shell itself.
In-chat by default. It can also save to a file, post to Slack, POST to an n8n webhook or hand off to your mail tool. Anything that publishes outside the chat shows you the channel or recipient and waits for your yes.
Only if you connect the MCP, which reads your Amazon account through TrackIQ. Figures you paste in by hand stay inside your own Claude or ChatGPT.
Download the free skill. Import it. Ask for today’s brief.
Paste yesterday’s numbers and you’ll have the finished email in three minutes — including which product line earns most per extra dollar of ad spend.