Scan a mobile app repo for App Store / Play rejections BEFORE submission.

Detects API usage (Swift/Obj-C/Kotlin/Java/JS/TS/Dart) and dependencies, reads the project's Info.plist / PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy / AndroidManifest.xml, and reports every declaration the code obliges but the project does not make.

Args: path: repo root to scan. store: "apple" | "play" | "" for both. scan_date: ISO date to evaluate policy windows against (default today). Policy is dated, so the same repo yields different verdicts on different dates — pass a future date to preview an upcoming deadline. severity: minimum to report — "blocker" | "warning" | "info". include_snippets: append paste-ready fix snippets.

Check what an API, permission or SDK obliges you to declare — BEFORE writing code.

This is the pre-write counterpart to preflight_scan. Ask it before you add UserDefaults, android.permission.READ_SMS, or a new SDK, and you will not find out from a rejection email days later.

Args: api: symbol, permission, or dependency, e.g. "UserDefaults", "NSPrivacyAccessedAPICategoryDiskSpace", "READ_SMS", "shared_preferences", "mach_absolute_time", "foregroundServiceType=dataSync". store: "apple" | "play" | "" for both. scan_date: ISO date for policy-window evaluation (default today).

Get the exact declaration and a paste-ready snippet for a rule.

Args: rule_id: e.g. "apple.rr.user_defaults" (from preflight_scan output). reason_code: for Apple required-reason rules, tailor the snippet to this code (e.g. "CA92.1"). Defaults to the rule's most common choice.

Decode an App Store rejection code (ITMS-91053 etc) into a concrete fix.

Paste the code from the App Store Connect email.

Args: code: e.g. "ITMS-91053", or the full email text — the code is extracted.

Show the dated policy calendar — what is enforced, what lands next.

Store policy ships on deadlines, not releases, so "is this required?" only has an answer relative to a date.

Args: store: "apple" | "play" | "" for both. scan_date: ISO date to evaluate against (default today). upcoming_only: only show requirements not yet enforced.