io.github.gjeltep/app-store-connect-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 40 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and action within its category. The analytics tools follow a clear hierarchy (requests -> reports -> instances -> segments) that is discernible from descriptions, though the naming could be clearer. No two tools appear to do exactly the same thing.
Most tools follow a resource_action pattern, but analytics tools mix conventions: e.g., 'reports_list_instances' vs 'analytics_report_requests_list' vs 'report_requests_get'. Nested list tools use a different word order than top-level lists, and 'builds_start_by_ref_id' is an outlier. Still, names are generally readable and predictable within categories.
40 tools is well above the 25+ threshold for heavy tool sets. While they cover a broad API, many are simple list/get variations, and an agent would be overwhelmed. Some consolidation (e.g., combining list and search, or using parameters for different resource hierarchies) could reduce the count.
The server covers analytics, reviews, crash reports, user management, and Xcode Cloud, but omits major App Store Connect areas like app metadata, TestFlight builds/beta groups, certificates, devices, and in-app purchases. Within included domains, coverage is fairly thorough, but the overall surface is incomplete for a server claiming to be an App Store Connect MCP.