Five Account Audits with NotebookLM

Act as my Amazon store operator. Each week:
1. Audit: pull sales, sessions, conversion and ad data per ASIN for the last 7 days vs the 4 weeks before. List the 5 biggest problems with numbers.
2. Fix: for each problem, propose one specific change (listing text, bid, budget, negative keyword). Record today's baseline for the metric it should move.
3. Measure: check last week's changes against their baselines and say which helped, which didn't, and what to roll back.
Wait for my approval before making any change.

Help me build a small local web app with Claude Code that shows, for today and the last 30 days: units and ordered sales per ASIN, Amazon fees, ad spend, and profit before and after cost of goods. Read data from my own SP-API and Amazon Ads API credentials (read-only), take COGS from a CSV I keep, and mark any number that is still an estimate. Don't add any feature that changes anything in Amazon.

Every morning, review my repricer and sales data and send me three lists:
1. Not moving: ASINs with zero sales in the last 14 days, with current price, min/max and Buy Box status.
2. Slowing: ASINs with no sales in the last 7-10 days.
3. Selling fast: ASINs averaging 5+ units a day, with days of stock left and a suggested higher min price.
Suggest changes only. Don't change any min/max or repricing rule until I approve it.

I'm an Amazon FBA seller doing retail arbitrage. The folder [folder] has photos of one receipt batch.
1. Read every receipt. For each item give store, date, item title, quantity and unit cost (include tax if it's on the receipt). Mark any line you can't read clearly instead of guessing.
2. Match each item to an ASIN and show me the match before listing anything.
3. After I approve, create the listings, then reconcile my quantity on hand against the receipt totals and flag any mismatch.
4. Add one row per item to my Google Sheet: date, item title, COGS, quantity, ASIN.
5. Draft the FBA shipping plan for the items I mark as prepped and packed. Don't submit it until I say so.

Build me a simple purchase tracker for my Amazon resale business. I want to log each sourcing buy with: date, source, item, quantity, cost per unit, shipping and tax, and the ASIN I plan to sell it under. Show running totals per month and a list of items bought but not yet sent to FBA. Keep the data in a file I own and let me export it as CSV. Start with the smallest version and ask me before adding features.

Before I turn on automated inventory sync, check my Inventory Master sheet: [attach].
For every SKU, confirm it has an Amazon SKU, Shopify inventory item ID and Flipkart SKU, and a safety buffer. List missing or duplicate mappings.
Then show what the sellable quantity would be per channel after the buffer, and flag any SKU where it would go to zero or below.