Cosmy product updates

Cosmy can now be connected to Claude Desktop, claude.ai, and any other AI assistant that speaks MCP. Once connected, ask things like "take my last ten analyses, rank them by gap, tell me which listing to fix first" and get a straight answer. The assistant can read your account summary, analysis history and scores, the Alexa for Shopping questions your listing fails to answer, your product list, and the optimized content Cosmy generated. It can never start an analysis, change a product, or spend a token. Available on every plan, including free.

Automatic refreshes are timed from each product's own last activity, so turning on monitoring for fifty products at once won't fire fifty refreshes at the same moment. A product you refreshed by hand simply waits a full week from that point, and manual analyses always run ahead of the automatic queue.

Select any product and Cosmy re-analyzes it once a week automatically, at the same one-token price as running Update Data by hand. Starter includes 5 monitoring slots, Pro 10, Scale 20. Select more products than your plan allows and nothing breaks: Cosmy fills the available slots in the order you chose and tells you which products didn't fit.

Products without a listed brand can now be added successfully — previously, creating a product without brand information would fail.

Alexa for Shopping analysis now goes beyond grouping shopper questions — it tells you precisely what's missing. Every question is classified as fully covered, partially covered, missing, review-only, or not addressable, with the specific missing facts pulled out for each gap. This detail is available in both the Alexa for Shopping report and CSV export, so you know exactly what to add to close each gap.

Item highlights are now a full part of the content-optimization workflow — included in your optimization results, the CSV export, and selectable as a target when requesting a regeneration. You now have the same level of control over highlights as you do over titles, bullets, and descriptions.

Before generating a listing, users can now provide context about their brand and product to guide the output. This includes tone of voice, words to exclude, and formatting preferences for bullet points, title, and description — so every listing reflects the brand's identity from the first draft.

Users now have access to Jungle Scout's top keywords via API integration. Keywords are ranked by search volume and surfaced directly inside the content generation workflow, so every listing is built on real search demand data.

Users can now inject any custom keywords into the generation workflow before running an optimization. Cosmy incorporates them into the rewritten listing while maintaining full Rufus comprehension and CoSMo compliance — no trade-off between your strategy and AI readiness.

Bullet points are now automatically capped at 255 characters at generation time. This keeps output aligned with Amazon's content length requirements and eliminates a common cause of listing suppression before it reaches the catalogue.

Amazon.ca is now a fully supported marketplace. Users can analyze existing listings and generate optimized content for the Canadian market, with the same Rufus and CoSMo intelligence applied across all other supported regions.

Cosmy's SEO Copywriter Agent now generates a fully optimized product description alongside title and bullet points. The description is written to satisfy both Rufus's conversational intent model and CoSMo's content quality standards — completing the full publish-ready listing output in a single run.

Core content generation is live. Input an ASIN and Cosmy returns an optimized title and five bullet points — rewritten from the ground up by the SEO Copywriter Agent for Rufus comprehension and CoSMo compliance. Output is copy-paste ready, with no reformatting or briefing required.

Every listing analysis now includes a CoSMo content quality score evaluated across 15 dimensions — giving users a precise, structured read on how Amazon's content algorithm rates their page, with specific improvement recommendations attached to each dimension.

Cosmy now generates a dedicated Alexa for Shopping (formerly Rufus) Q&A section for each listing — built from real shopper queries that Rufus surfaces in that category. Each answer is written to satisfy Rufus's intent model directly, closing the gap between what shoppers ask and what the listing currently says.

Every listing analysis now includes a Rufus visibility score — a direct measure of how well the listing speaks to Amazon's AI shopping assistant in response to real shopper queries. The score is accompanied by a gap analysis identifying exactly what Rufus needs from the listing that isn't currently there.

US, UK, FR, DE, IT, ES, IN

Cosmy now supports listing generation across seven Amazon marketplaces. Users select their target marketplace before running an optimisation, and Cosmy applies the appropriate localisation context — ensuring content is calibrated for the right audience, not just translated.

Users enter an ASIN and Cosmy automatically retrieves the complete listing: title, bullet points, product description, and A+ content. No manual data entry, no copy-pasting from Seller Central — the analysis pipeline starts the moment the ASIN is submitted.