Managed Amazon Agent Atlas gives your AI client access to Amazon operating knowledge while Kuudo operates the retrieval service. Atlas supplies sources and caveats for a task; it is separate from live account data.
Obtain the managed connection
Start with the Managed MCP connection guide. Request access to this service and obtain its connection URL and authentication method. Add the supplied connection to your AI client. Keep service credentials in secure connection settings rather than ordinary chat messages.
Managed MCP and Private Cloud share the same ownership principles. The setup described here uses the service operated by Kuudo. For customer-cloud infrastructure, see Private Cloud.
Choose the knowledge domain
Choose the Ads, seller or vendor domain relevant to your question. Include the operation, intended output and constraints. Atlas does not need a seller account grant simply to retrieve operating knowledge; live business figures come from the separately authorized Amazon services.
Verify a bounded first task
Use this request after connecting:
Search Atlas for the Amazon guidance relevant to my reporting task.
Show the source, applicable scope and caveats.
If the retrieved material is insufficient, state what remains unknown.Inspect the retrieved evidence and its applicability to the task. An answer should distinguish source facts from recommendations. A search result alone is not proof that an operation is permitted for your account.
Continue with the product workflow
Use the knowledge alongside Ads, Selling Partner or Vendor Central connections when a task also needs live account data. Keep the source conditions attached to recommendations and validate the proposed operation before acting.
See the product overview and shared usage reference for the supported workflow. To change where the service runs, follow Choose Managed MCP or Private Cloud.