"Create a production-ready WordPress plugin that displays Amazon
Scanned 6/7/2026
Install via CLI
Skills Directoryopenskills install modbender/skill-library-mcp---
name: build-amazon-affiliate-plugin
description: "Create a production-ready WordPress plugin that displays Amazon
product ads when users insert Amazon affiliate links. Use when asked to build
an Amazon Associates/affiliate WordPress plugin with features like: (1)
Detecting Amazon links in post content, (2) Extracting ASIN from URLs, (3)
Generating ad units with product info, (4) Admin settings page for affiliate
tag and display options, (5) Caching for performance, (6) Gutenberg block
support. Follows WordPress best practices and Amazon Associates Program
Policies."
---
# Build Amazon Affiliate Ad Plugin
## Quick Start
1. Read [PLUGIN_SPEC.md](references/PLUGIN_SPEC.md) for detailed requirements
2. Read [AMAZON_API.md](references/AMAZON_API.md) for PA-API integration
3. Generate the plugin code following the specifications
## Plugin Requirements Summary
- **Name**: Ad Symbiont
- **Features**:
- Detect Amazon links (amazon.com, amazon.ca, amazon.co.uk, amzn.to)
- Extract ASIN from URLs
- Admin settings: Affiliate tag, display mode (replace/append), styling toggle
- Fallback to simple HTML ad if no PA-API credentials
- Caching for ad units (transients)
- Gutenberg block support
- WordPress 6.x compatible
- Secure: sanitize/escape all inputs/outputs
## Output
Generate:
1. Complete plugin PHP file
2. CSS/JS assets if needed
3. Installation instructions
4. Expansion options documentation
Save all files to: `/home/imjohnathan/.openclaw/workspace/skills/build-amazon-affiliate-plugin/`
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