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Strategies: the write tools
The MCP tools that create and update your repricing strategies — with the permission they need, the safety notes, and an example of what to ask.
When you grant it write access, a connected AI assistant can build and adjust your repricing strategies in plain language — create a new one, or update an existing one. Here are the two write tools for Strategies, and the safety notes around them.
New here? Start with Connect an AI assistant to Flashpricer (MCP). Just want to inspect strategies? See Strategies: the read tools.
These tools change your repricing setup. They need the Strategies · manage permission — which the assistant only has if you approved it when connecting. There's no separate confirm step: the change applies when the tool runs, so agree on the plan first. Best practice — the assistant checks get-strategy-capabilities before creating and get-strategy-details before updating, so it only proposes what your plan allows and you can see exactly what changes.
The write tools
create-strategyWritestrategies · manageCreates a new repricing strategy from a full configuration.
name, marketplace (Amazon / Walmart), region, target (B2C / B2B), the repricing_strategy rules (custom or AI), the minmax_strategy, and optional B2B quantity pricing. First: the assistant runs the capabilities check so the strategy fits your plan.update-strategyWritestrategies · manageUpdates an existing strategy — change the name, repricing rules, min/max, or B2B pricing.
marketplace, region and target are always required (keep the current values if you're not changing them). Changing marketplace / region / target is blocked if items are already assigned to the strategy. First: the assistant pulls the current config so you both see what will change.Working safely
- Review before applying. These tools apply directly, so ask to see the plan first — the assistant shows the config it will create or the before → after it will change.
- Some fields lock once in use. A strategy's marketplace, region and target can't change once items are assigned to it. To switch those, create a new strategy and move the items.
- Capabilities are enforced. You can only create what your plan supports (marketplaces, targets, features like yo-yo repricing) — the assistant checks first so nothing is proposed that would be rejected.
- Least privilege. Prefer read-only? Connect the assistant with Strategies · view and skip the manage permission — these two tools simply won't be available.
With write access granted, try "Create a competition-based strategy targeting the Buy Box for my Amazon US items, then show me the config before saving." Just exploring? See the read tools. Questions? Reach us at success@flashpricer.com.