Asc Cli Usage

If you're working with App Store Connect from the command line, this walks you through the essentials of the asc CLI: how to discover commands with --help, which verbs to use (view instead of get, edit for updates), and how to handle auth via keychain or environment variables. It covers the practical stuff like output formats, pagination flags, and timeouts that you'll actually need when scripting deployments or automating app metadata updates. The guidance on inspecting API key permissions with asc web auth capabilities is especially handy when you're debugging access issues. Straightforward reference material that keeps you from guessing at flag names.

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$ npx -y skills add rudrankriyam/asc-skills --skill asc-cli-usage --agent claude-code

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asc cli usage

Use this skill when you need to run or design asc commands for App Store Connect.

Command discovery

Always use --help to discover commands and flags.
- asc --help
- asc builds --help
- asc builds list --help
Use asc search for local, deterministic command discovery when you know the workflow but not the command path.
- asc search "submit app for review"
- asc search --output table "upload build"
Use asc schema to inspect bundled App Store Connect endpoint schemas and request/query fields before designing API-facing commands.
- asc schema --pretty "GET /v1/apps"
- asc schema --method POST appStoreVersions
Use asc capabilities to explain CLI-supported, partial, web-session, and public-API-limited workflow coverage.
- asc capabilities --area release --output table
- asc capabilities --status web-session --output table
- asc capabilities --status not-public-api --output markdown

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Repository: github.com/rudrankriyam/asc-skills
Category: CLI & Terminal
First seen: May 16, 2026