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Appstore review cs

Skill 2sem/mobile-team-skills/skills/appstore-review-cs

Use when the cs agent needs to fetch App Store reviews or submit responses through the App Store Connect customer review workflow.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add 2sem/mobile-team-skills --skill appstore-review-cs

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SKILL.md

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Appstore Review CS

Use the external App Store skill installed at ~/.config/opencode/skills/appstore.

Workflow

  1. Get the numeric app ID if needed: getappid {bundle_id}
  2. Fetch reviews: reviews {app_id} {count?}
  3. If a last report date is provided, exclude reviews dated before that date from the report
  4. Submit a response: response {review_id}

Requirements

  • Use the external appstore skill for command execution details and auth setup.
  • Always include the Review ID when reporting actionable feedback to the reporter agent.
  • Preserve review categorization: Bug, Feature Request, Question, Praise, Complaint.
  • When producing a review report, include only reviews dated on or after the last report date if one is provided.

Example

getappid com.2sem.wherewego
reviews 1234567890 5
response 00000046-ea46-3002-cf40-2d5b00000000

What ships with it

Read from the repository

Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.

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