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Scored across 21 tools
Each dedicated tool maps cleanly to a distinct resource and action (apps, versions, builds, Game Center, sales), and the escape hatch is explicitly generic. There is no realistic confusion between tools like list_builds and list_app_store_versions because their targets are clearly different.
Almost every tool follows a consistent lowercase verb_noun pattern such as list_*, get_*, create_*, delete_*, and expire_*. The only deviation is appstore_connect_request, which is intentionally a generic escape hatch rather than a verb_noun operation.
At 21 tools, the set is on the heavier side, but the breadth of App Store Connect justifies it: apps, versions, builds, sales reports, and Game Center leaderboards/achievements each receive focused coverage. The single escape hatch also prevents the count from becoming bloated with many one-off endpoint tools.
The set covers core reads and Game Center lifecycle operations, but notable App Store operations are missing as first-class tools, such as updating a version, assigning a build to a version, or editing localizations once created. The appstore_connect_request escape hatch helps agents work around these gaps, but it does not make them first-class.