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  • Verify configured Huawei AppGallery Connect credentials by displaying account type, site, and read-only mode, then testing API client token exchange and Service Account JWT validation.
    MIT
  • Invoke any AppGallery Connect API endpoint with automatic authentication and site selection. Handles tasks without dedicated tools, returning HTTP status and raw JSON.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Retrieve app reviews from Huawei AppGallery Connect for a specified app, platform, date range, and country. Filter by rating, version, language, or keyword to analyze user feedback and identify issues.
    MIT
  • Search the AppGallery Connect API catalog by keyword in English or Chinese to locate endpoints and documentation, with optional filters for platform, group, and result limit.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all AppGallery Connect projects and their apps with app ID, name, package name, and device type. Uses project management API to provide team and app listings when OAuth client access is unavailable.
    MIT
  • Submit an app to AppGallery Connect for review and release. Supports HarmonyOS and Android platforms; confirm app details and package before submission.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Analyze AppGallery reviews to reveal star distribution, average rating, top complaint and praise keywords, and per-version negative hotspots.
    MIT
  • Upload a local file to AppGallery using a pre-signed URL to obtain a file destination URL for app file info updates.
    MIT
  • Address user feedback by publishing public replies to app reviews on AppGallery Connect, after confirming the reply content with the user.
    MIT
  • Build a daily operations digest for AppGallery apps: 7-day download/install trend, crash or app-freeze totals, and a review snapshot; returns Markdown and can save to a file.
    MIT
  • Submit your app to Huawei AppGallery for review and release. Supports full, phased, scheduled, and open testing releases.
    MIT
  • Declare if your app requires Google Mobile Services (GMS) by setting a flag, ensuring correct dependency configuration for AppGallery publishing.
    MIT
  • Retrieve app metadata such as name, description, category, and content rating from AppGallery Connect. Filter by release channel or phase as needed.
    MIT