Connect Dify agents and workflows to structured Amazon and AI search data through six Pangolinfo tools. The plugin handles authenticated API requests and returns JSON that downstream Dify nodes and LLMs can use directly.
| Dify tool | Use case | Pangolinfo product |
|---|---|---|
| Get Amazon Product | Product details by ASIN, localized by marketplace and ZIP code | Amazon Scraper API |
| Search Amazon Products | Keyword rankings, assortment and competitive research | Amazon Scraper API |
| Get Amazon Reviews | Ratings and reviews for voice-of-customer analysis | Amazon Scraper API |
| Get Google AI Overview | AI answers, citations and organic results for GEO monitoring | AI Overview SERP API |
| Filter Amazon Niches | Demand and competition signals for product opportunity discovery | Amazon Niche Data API |
| Ask Amazon Alexa for Shopping | Recommendations, ASINs and follow-up questions for Amazon AEO | Amazon Alexa API |
For an MCP-native agent integration with 19 read-only ecommerce research tools, see Amazon Data MCP.
Open Plugins → Install Plugin → Via GitHub in Dify and use this repository's latest release package.
Download the .difypkg file from the latest GitHub release, then open Plugins → Install Plugin → Via Local File in Dify.
- Create a Pangolinfo API key.
- Open the Pangolinfo plugin in Dify and select Authorize.
- Paste the key into the secret credential field.
- Add one or more Pangolinfo tools to an Agent, Chatflow, or Workflow.
Each Dify user supplies their own API key. No default or publisher-owned key is included.
- Authentication
- Amazon Scrape API
- Amazon Reviews API
- AI Overview API
- Amazon Niche Filter API
- Amazon Alexa API
The API key is declared as a Dify secret-input. The plugin never logs it and maps authentication, rate-limit, timeout, and network errors to key-safe messages. See PRIVACY.md and SECURITY.md.
python -m pip install "PyYAML>=6,<7" "requests>=2.32,<3"
python scripts/validate.py
python -m unittest discover -s tests -vThe official Dify CLI is used to create the release .difypkg; generated packages are attached to GitHub Releases rather than committed to the source tree.
The plugin source code is licensed under the MIT License. Pangolinfo API usage remains subject to the Pangolinfo Terms of Service.