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End-to-end App Store Optimization toolkit: generate and localize metadata, analyze competitors, manage screenshots and IAPs, and submit to App Store Connect via
Provides a full ASO workflow to generate optimized App Store metadata, perform competitor analysis, localize strings and assets, manage in‑app purchases, create and upload screenshots, and programmatically submit versions to App Store Connect via its API. It bundles command examples and validation rules to ensure uploads meet Apple limits.
Use this skill when preparing an app release, performing ASO audits, localizing app listings for new markets, or automating metadata syncs to App Store Connect. It's useful for product managers, indie developers, and agencies automating release pipelines.
/aso commands (metadata generation, audits, localization), /aso-connect for credentials and syncing with App Store Connect, /aso-release for version management and submissions, /aso-assets for screenshots and IAPs, and /aso-build for Xcode build/upload flows. Provides examples for credentials setup and validation rules for Apple fields.Designed for Claude-style code agents or any agent that can run shell commands, manage credentials, and call HTTP APIs (Claude Code, Copilot/Codex harnesses).
ASO (App Store Optimization) skill for Claude agents providing 6 commands covering metadata generation, App Store Connect integration, release management, screenshots/IAPs, reviews/legal, and Xcode builds. Well-documented with clear command structure and workflow examples, but entirely instruction-based with no bundled scripts — the skill relies on the agent implementing API calls and operations from documentation alone. Credentials are stored in plaintext JSON files on disk.
Solid instructional skill for App Store Optimization workflows. The main security concern is plaintext credential storage in ~/.aso/ with no encryption. No scripts were present to execute, so scoring is based purely on the SKILL.md content. The skill references a Python client (lib/asc_api.py) and shell commands but doesn't bundle these, meaning the agent must generate all implementation code at runtime. Architecture is decent — organized by command groups with clear sections — but lacks the scripts/ or references/ separation that the skill spec recommends. Usefulness is moderate: ASO is a niche but real need for iOS developers, though the skill requires significant agent capability to implement the API interactions.