
Play Developer Console
This wraps a local Bun CLI for managing Google Play Console assets without leaving your editor. It handles metadata updates, release track management, image uploads, and review checks for Android apps, with built-in validation and serialized commands to avoid race conditions. The workflow is opinionated around a specific directory structure and uses gcloud ADC for auth instead of service account keys. Most useful if you're already maintaining Play Store listings in version control and want Claude to edit release notes, update screenshots, or promote builds between tracks without context switching to the web console. The commands are safe to run one at a time, and there's a clear escape hatch to patch the CLI itself when the Play API surprises you.
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- last updated
- Aug 21, 2026
Install
$ npx -y skills add rjyo/moshi-skill --skill play-developer-console --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
Files
Play Developer Console
Use the local Bun TypeScript CLI at:
/Users/jyo/projects/tools/play-cli
The CLI is linked locally with Bun and exposes:
play --help
For Moshi Android, run commands from:
/Users/jyo/projects/ai/moshi/marketing
The Play assets live in:
play/
.env
metadata/
images/
release-notes/
Workflow
- Inspect
play/CLAUDE.mdand relevant local files before changing store assets. - Run one Play edit-backed command at a time. Do not parallelize
play metadata,play app-info,play images,play bundle, orplay trackscommands. - Validate local listing text before upload:
play metadata validate
- Use read-only checks before and after changes:
play metadata list
play app-info show
play tracks list --json
play tracks show production --json
play reviews list --limit 5
Release Workflow
Use the built-in track commands for release operations. Do not write ad hoc scripts against src/api.ts for normal release tasks.
Attach or update a release already uploaded to Play:
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- Repository
- github.com/rjyo/moshi-skill
- Categories
- Debugging, Marketing & SEO, Mobile Development, CLI & Terminal
- First seen
- Jun 3, 2026