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Scored across 125 tools
The server covers many pipeline stages with explicit markers (MANDATORY, OPT-IN, LEGACY, LIVE) and cross-references between descriptions, which helps distinguish most tools. However, several clusters overlap: pipeline_next vs orchestrator_next_action, pipeline_status vs orchestrator_preflight, setup_set vs config_set, metadata_check vs metadata_listing_check vs aso_validate_metadata, and deliver_* vs *_sync variants, creating genuine ambiguity for an agent.
Almost all tool names are snake_case with a domain prefix plus action (asc_*, aso_*, build_*, supabase_*, screenshot_*, design_*, etc.), which is highly consistent within groups. Minor deviations exist: some top-level tools lack a clear domain prefix (deliver_metadata, run_options, playbook) and a few are noun phrases (pricing_unit_economics, team_brief), but there is no camelCase or chaotic mixing.
125 tools is an extreme mismatch for a single server. Even a complex app-factory pipeline likely could consolidate many single-step tools (especially the numerous ESC/design/screenshot/preview stages) into fewer, more purposeful operations.
The surface is extensive, covering idea/ASO research, scaffolding, design, backend, signing, TestFlight, metadata, screenshots, previews, legal, GitHub, and App Store submission. Some gaps remain (no update/delete for several managed resources, limited post-submission monitoring, minimal GitHub PR support), but for the stated pre-submission factory pipeline it is largely complete.