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Discogs inventory export

Skill Nikolasgrizli/discogs-api-skills/discogs-inventory-export

Model-agnostic Agent Skills covering the entire public Discogs API (api.discogs.com).

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npx -y skills add Nikolasgrizli/discogs-api-skills --skill discogs-inventory-export

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Reference for the Discogs inventory export endpoints (api.discogs.com). Make sure to use this skill whenever the task involves exporting a seller's Discogs inventory to CSV — kicking off an export, polling recent exports, checking the status of a specific export by id, or downloading the finished CSV file. This is a per-user, asynchronous flow (request → poll status → download), distinct from inventory upload; use it when bulk-reading inventory out of Discogs.

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Discogs API — Inventory Export

Asynchronous CSV export of your own inventory (per-user, auth required — see [[discogs-authentication]]). Flow: POST to start → poll status → download.

Endpoints

MethodPathPurpose
POST/inventory/exportStart an export; Location header returns the export URL
GET/inventory/exportList recent exports (paginated)
GET/inventory/export/{id}Status/details of one export
GET/inventory/export/{id}/downloadDownload the finished CSV

An export item carries status, created_ts, finished_ts, url, download_url, filename, id. Wait for status: success before downloading.

See reference.md for full request/response examples.

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