appstore-connect-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 44 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource and action, with clear descriptions that separate similar-sounding tools (e.g., build status vs upload status vs wait). A few pairs like app-info localization vs metadata could be confused without close reading, but overall the boundaries are well-defined.
Every tool follows the consistent pattern asc_<resource>_<action> (e.g., asc_builds_list, asc_version_update, asc_screenshot_upload), using snake_case throughout with no camelCase or irregular verbs. This makes the naming highly predictable and scannable even at scale.
At 44 tools, the server significantly exceeds the 25-tool threshold where coherence typically degrades. While the App Store Connect domain is broad, the granularity here is high and could overwhelm agents; some operations could likely be consolidated.
The tool set covers core release workflows comprehensively: app management, builds, versions, metadata, localization, beta groups, pricing, availability, review, screenshots, submission, and preflight. Minor gaps exist—no version deletion, no beta group creation/update, and no privacy management—but they are non-critical for most release automation.