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Scored across 376 tools
Most tools map 1:1 to distinct App Store Connect endpoints, but there is heavy overlap between high-level wrappers (pricing__set_subscription_price, release__submit, listing__upload_screenshot, analytics__get_report) and the raw endpoint tools that do the same work, plus inverse-direction relationship pairs (builds__beta_groups__add vs beta_groups__builds__add vs beta_testers__beta_groups__add) that force arbitrary choice. Descriptions do an unusually good job of saying 'use this instead of chaining X', and asc__search_tools helps discovery, which keeps it from being worse.
The dominant pattern is domain__resource__action with double-underscore separators and consistent get/list/create/update/delete verbs, which is readable. But it breaks down repeatedly: many relationship tools have machine-truncated names with random suffixes (app_store_version_experiments_v2__app_store_version_exper_0b7r4g, app_store_version_localizations__pla_1gpxt4), and curated wrappers switch to verb-first naming (listing__upload_asset, pricing__make_offer, preflight__check_version, reviews_ai__triage), mixing two conventions in one surface.
376 tools is an extreme mismatch for what an agent can reasonably navigate, even for a large domain like App Store Connect. The 1:1 endpoint mirroring floods the surface with dozens of trivially related list/get tools and near-duplicate wrappers, so any single task requires searching through hundreds of options.
Coverage is essentially exhaustive: full CRUD across apps, versions, localizations, builds, TestFlight, in-app purchases, subscriptions, pricing, experiments, App Clips, review submissions, plus finance/sales/analytics reports and App Store Server API (StoreKit) operations. Curated preflight, release, pricing and analytics wrappers close the common multi-step workflow gaps that raw endpoints leave open.