626Labs Agentic Sales Connector

A trusted, hosted MCP connector that gives AI assistants read-only eyes on your Etsy shop — stats, listing performance, orders, and trends — without ever touching your credentials.

Status: in active development · private testing · not yet publicly available

Access Read-only to Etsy
Protocol MCP
Data source Etsy Open API v3
Sign-in etsy.com OAuth

What it does

Your shop data, where your assistant already is

The connector links Claude — and any other MCP client — to an Etsy seller's shop data through Etsy's official Open API v3. You ask the questions in the assistant you already use; it reads the answers out of your shop.

Version 1 is read-focused, which is a narrower word than read-only and the accurate one. Seven of its nine tools only fetch and summarize. The other two write, but never to Etsy: one parses a CSV you exported yourself into the connector's own store, and one deletes everything the connector holds about your shop.

Etsy's API reports lifetime counters — total views, total favorites — so it cannot tell you what changed since yesterday. The connector takes a daily snapshot server-side and computes the difference, which is what makes movement exist as data at all. Because those snapshots run on a schedule in the cloud, your computer does not need to be on.

Shop snapshots

The state of the shop at a point in time — the baseline everything else is measured against.

Listing performance

How individual listings are doing, so the question "which of these is actually working" has an answer.

Orders

Order records, read from the same API the seller dashboard reads.

Reviews

Feedback left on the shop, available to read alongside the listings it belongs to.

Day-over-day movers

What changed since yesterday, computed from snapshot history rather than fetched — the trend line the API does not hand you directly.

Read-only, by construction

Zero tools modify your Etsy shop.

Trust

What it can reach, and what it can never do

A connector asking for access to a live storefront should be able to say precisely what it takes and where it puts it. This is that list.

Credentials
Sign-in happens only on etsy.com's own consent screen. You are never asked to enter your Etsy credentials anywhere else — not in the connector, not on this site, not in your assistant.
Scopes
Minimal, read-only, and named in full:
  • listings_r read your listings
  • shops_r read your shop profile and stats
  • transactions_r read your orders and receipts
  • feedback_r read reviews left on your shop

Every one ends in _r. There is no write scope in the set, so the grant itself is what makes the read-only promise, not just the code.

Tokens at rest
Encrypted with AES-256-GCM.
Your data, portable
Full CSV export, anytime. What the connector has collected is yours to take out in a format that opens in anything.
Your data, deletable
Immediate on request. And automatic on disconnect, in two speeds: access tokens are destroyed right away, while stored history keeps a 30-day grace period so reconnecting does not cost you your snapshots. After that it purges whether you ask or not.
Honest numbers
Every answer carries a timestamp and a source, so you always know whether you are reading a live pull, a cached value, or something derived from snapshots. A number that cannot be read comes back as unknown, with a reason — never as a zero. If the connection breaks, the tools say so and hand back a reconnect link instead of serving stale figures.
No scraping
Data comes from the official API, plus optional CSV imports you provide yourself. Every figure is labeled by source, so API-derived and seller-supplied numbers never get quietly averaged together.

Status

In active development

Currently in private testing with our own shop, Conundrum by Este. Public availability is planned after maturation and review through Etsy's Commercial Access and Anthropic's Connectors Directory.

  • Private testing
  • Etsy Commercial Access review
  • Anthropic Connectors Directory review
  • Public availability
Questions estevan@626labs.dev
Privacy policy What it reads, stores, and purges
Docs Tools, example prompts, known gaps