Helm connects the MCPs, dashboards, and data sources your team already uses, adds brand context, and turns scattered access into repeatable operator workflows for ads, listings, catalog, competitors, and reporting.
Guided pilot open. Bring your existing stack, or use Helm-supported sources where you have gaps.
Your data lives across Amazon tools, ads platforms, keyword tools, catalog exports, dashboards, spreadsheets, and now MCP servers. Access is no longer the bottleneck. The bottleneck is knowing which source to use, what context matters, and how to turn the answer into action.
Tool access without workflow design.
Agents that call one source but miss the larger picture.
Brand context trapped in docs, calls, and operator memory.
Manual routing between ads, catalog, listing, and market data.
No durable run history, evidence trail, or feedback loop.
Five things every Helm workflow does, on every run.
Brand targets, margins, category notes, strategy, client rules — loaded into every workflow so answers are situated, not generic.
Picks the right workflow and sources for the question. Stops the agent from calling the wrong tool with the right intent.
Coordinates existing MCPs and supported Helm sources in parallel. One question, many sources, one answer.
Stores what was checked, what was found, and what is missing. Durable run history you can audit and tune.
Produces alerts, briefs, review queues, and next steps — already classified and ready for human review.
If your team already uses Keepa, Intentwise, DataDive, Catalog CLI, Seller Central exports, custom MCPs, or internal dashboards — Helm is designed to work around that stack. The goal is not rip-and-replace. The goal is orchestration.
Missing a source? Helm can help fill the gap through supported data paths — Keepa, Catalog CLI, and others — or scope a thin adapter during the pilot. You're never blocked by what you don't yet own.
Download five review-ready workflows for diagnosing sales drops, wasted ad spend, catalog issues, listing conversion problems, and competitive keyword gaps. The skills show the operator logic. Helm is the harness that runs it against your real stack.
The pack gives your team a practical way to move past copy/paste prompting: one business question, a bounded evidence contract, brand guardrails, reviewable output, and a feedback log.
When you want these workflows connected to your MCPs, scheduled, monitored, and tuned from real operator feedback, that is Helm.
You're in. Download the pack and start with README.md.
Download zipListing Guard is the first packaged workflow inside Helm. More follow on the same infrastructure — same context, same evidence trail, same operator queue.
A live Listing Guard run on a real ASIN. The same shape — context in, sources routed, evidence captured, action produced — applies to every workflow on the platform.
Helm is strongest when configured around how your team actually works. In the pilot, we map your current tools, connect the available MCPs, define the first 2–3 Helm workflows, add brand context, and tune the outputs with your feedback.
Brett is hands-on through the pilot: tool inventory, connection setup, workflow mapping, agent buildout, and weekly tuning. No vague beta. No 90-day silent install.
You leave the pilot with workflows that already produce review-ready output and a clear path to add more.
Start a pilot →Pilot pricing is intentionally hands-on. We work directly with your team to build the workflows, not just hand over a login. Final pricing graduates with the pilot.
Bring your own tools where possible. If a required source is missing, Helm can help connect a supported source — Keepa, Catalog CLI, and others — or scope a thin adapter during onboarding. Final pricing graduates with the pilot.
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Bring your stack. Map your first workflows. Leave the pilot with a Helm setup that already produces operator-ready output every week.