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Converts Jenkins declarative pipelines into GitHub Actions workflow YAML files, facilitating migration from Jenkins to GitHub Actions CI/CD.

Lets coding agents manage apps in App Store Connect through workflow-level tools: shipping TestFlight builds, managing testers and groups, editing listings, replacing and reordering screenshots, handling subscriptions, replying to reviews, downloading sales reports, and submitting for App Review. It is read-only unless writes are explicitly enabled, and destructive actions run as dry runs until confirmed.

Local-only MCP server for safe App Store Connect access, managing apps, builds, TestFlight, versions, metadata, screenshots, pricing, and review submission, enabling a build to go from uploaded to submitted for review.

Provides AI assistants direct access to Apple's App Store Connect API, enabling them to manage apps, provisioning data, TestFlight builds, and App Store versions, including creating versions, attaching builds, and submitting for review.

Enables interaction with Apple's App Store Connect API through natural language to manage apps, beta testing, localizations, analytics, sales reports, and CI/CD workflows for iOS and macOS development.

Enables management of App Store Connect operations such as listing apps, managing builds, submitting for review, and handling in-app purchases through Claude Code.

Enables management of App Store Connect resources including app reviews, TestFlight crashes, analytics reports, and Xcode Cloud workflows through natural language or AI agents.

Enables remote interaction with the App Store Connect API via a stateless Cloudflare Worker, supporting app, build, beta group, review, and sales report management with bring-your-own-key authentication.

An MCP server that adds engineering discipline to AI-assisted development, enforcing evidence-gated TDD, security review, backup strategy, and deployment generation to turn AI-generated code into production-ready software.

App Store Connect MCP server — lets AI agents manage iOS releases, TestFlight builds, screenshots, and review submissions directly from App Store Connect.

Enables automated management of iOS apps, builds, TestFlight beta testing, and user access control through Apple's App Store Connect API.

Enables static, database-free SQL health checks that return rule-based findings and verdicts, propose executable fixes, and verify rewrites are equivalent while comparing execution plans and suggesting indexes. Supports batch/file/git-diff review for CI gating, all at zero-dependency Tier0.

A Model Context Protocol server that exposes the entire Apple App Store Connect API (1,200+ operations) as MCP tools, enabling AI assistants to query apps, manage builds, handle submissions, read analytics, and more.

Enables querying and managing Apple App Store Connect resources such as apps, builds, TestFlight groups, reviews, sales reports, and more through MCP tools, with support for multiple Apple accounts and both remote and local deployment modes.

Enables a coding agent to answer "is this iOS release ready?" by running read-only App Store Connect checks: build processing, App Review state, a 13-point submission preflight, release-notes policy linting, and App Store Server Notification reconciliation. The lone write capability is a dry-run-first, seven-gate submission tool that always requires explicit confirmation.

StorePilot is an MCP server that unifies app portfolio management across Google Play and App Store Connect, with tools for installs, earnings, reviews, cross-store parity, and gated releases.

Provides disposable email inboxes for AI agents to automatically receive and extract OTPs and magic links, enabling seamless email verification during autonomous workflows.

Enables AI agents to deploy, manage, and configure web applications on sota.io, including project creation, deployment, environment variables, custom domains, and rollbacks.

Enables coding agents to upload local .apk or .ipa builds and receive tester install links without leaving the editor.

Publishes what an AI made — a page, a markdown or PDF doc, or a whole site — to a live HTTPS link. Runs locally over stdio from the @drop2run/mcp npm package, or hosted at https://mcp.dropto.run/mcp for chats that connect by URL.

Lets any MCP-capable client connect to the public Codemagic REST API to list apps and teams, inspect build history, and optionally trigger or cancel builds and manage team settings. Runs locally over stdio with the user's own API token and configurable read-only, build, or administrative permission modes.

Enables AI assistants to interact with TrafficMorph for load-testing and CI-failure triage, including run management, profile lifecycle, and domain verification through natural language.

Enables coding agents and CI/CD pipelines to audit untrusted code by detecting Python sandbox escapes, SQL injection taint, ReDoS regex vulnerabilities, and CORS misconfigurations, while generating Seccomp BPF filters for safer execution.

Enables SQL querying, schema browsing, query history, and human-approved change-plan workflows against Bytebase via the Connect-RPC API, secured with OAuth 2.1 PKCE and multi-process-safe token rotation.

Checks how long ago a package version was published and returns the newest version older than a minimum age (3 days by default), so an agent avoids brand new releases when adding dependencies. Also checks lockfiles across 15 ecosystems; read-only.

An MCP server that lets coding agents take a SwiftUI iOS subscription app from idea to the App Store, covering research and validation, design, code scaffolding, Supabase backend, App Store Connect and RevenueCat setup, localization, analytics, ASO, screenshots and TestFlight, with approval gates on irreversible actions and human-only submission.

Build, sign, and publish iOS and Android apps through AI agents. Integrates Codemagic CI/CD, App Store Connect, and Google Play in one server.

Enables coding agents to run Playwright e2e tests, validate Supabase RLS policies with role-based SQL, typecheck TypeScript, execute npm scripts with parsed test output, and validate Next.js builds, all through a structured MCP interface.

Provides secure access to containerized build environments for software projects, enabling AI assistants to execute builds, run tests, manage git operations, and inspect build artifacts without requiring local installation of dependencies.