Heimdall App Store Connect MCP
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Scored across 354 tools
Many tools overlap in purpose: high-level convenience tools (e.g., pricing__get_subscription_price, listing__get_screenshots) explicitly replace chains of low-level tools, yet both remain available. Auto-generated relationship names with truncated suffixes (e.g., app_clip_default_experiences__release_with_app_store_vers_0zdb21) are opaque and hard to distinguish. With 354 tools, misselection is likely.
Tool names overwhelmingly follow a consistent snake_case pattern with double-underscore separators and the action as the final segment (list, get, create, update, delete). The few auto-generated hash suffixes (e.g., _0az88b) and domain-specific prefixes (pricing__, listing__) are minor deviations that don't break predictability.
354 tools is far beyond any reasonable threshold for an MCP server, even for a complex API like App Store Connect. While the server attempts mitigation via domain loading and search tools, the surface remains overwhelming and impractical for an agent to navigate reliably.
The surface covers a vast majority of App Store Connect resources with full CRUD where the API allows, plus high-level workflows for pricing, listings, releases, and metadata. Some gaps exist (e.g., no app price schedule update, limited app custom product page creation), but these are minor and often constrained by Apple's API.