app-store-connect-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct role: generic read/write, endpoint discovery, pricing, submission readiness, screenshot uploads, analytics, and availability. Even the two upload tools are explicitly differentiated by resource type, and the specialized tools are described as collapsing multi-step workflows rather than duplicating asc_call/asc_write.
All tools share the asc_ prefix and use snake_case, but the pattern after the prefix varies: some are verb-noun (asc_search_endpoints, asc_upload_screenshot), some are noun-verb (asc_pricing_get, asc_availability_set), and some are bare or noun-like (asc_call, asc_status, asc_analytics_report). The set remains readable, but the naming convention is not uniform.
Thirteen tools is well within the ideal range for a cohesive server. The generic asc_call and asc_write cover the huge underlying API surface, while the specialized tools earn their place by handling complex, multi-step workflows that would otherwise be error-prone.
The generic read/write tools plus endpoint discovery and schema description provide full lifecycle coverage for the App Store Connect API, with no obvious dead ends. The high-level tools deliberately cover the most painful real-world flows like pricing, submission readiness, screenshot uploads, analytics, and availability.