App Store Release MCP server
by rabdulsalLets your AI bump versions, upload builds to TestFlight, update store info, and submit your app for review.
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Lets your AI bump versions, upload builds to TestFlight, update store info, and submit your app for review.
Lets your AI run Smalltalk code, look up classes and methods, and run tests in a live Pharo image.
Mention a Slack bot and your AI investigates bugs, reads logs, and opens pull requests for you.
Check a shared index of software failures other AI agents already fixed, before you retry the same thing.
Lets your AI read your Figma designs and help write Flutter code, widgets and screens from them.
Let your AI run real code, check hard math exactly, and test whether two programs behave the same.
Lets your AI explain why a line of code exists by tracing it back to its commit, pull request and issues.
Lets your AI read your codebase in a compact, indexed form so it answers with less guessing and lower cost.
Set up ready-made AI helper programs for files, GitHub, GitLab and more with one command.
Lets your AI read, search and safely edit the code in a project folder you point it at.
Lets your AI check, fix, and publish pages on your Adobe Edge Delivery site.
Keep your AI coding agent on a leash: budgets, checks, and a clear outcome for each run.
Lets your AI read and change data, files and users in your Firebase project for you.
Give your AI a council of specialist helpers that plan, review, and remember your coding work.
Ask your AI to look up and manage your App Store apps, builds, TestFlight testers, and reviews.
Let your AI run shell commands, read and edit files, and build code right on your own computer.
Let your AI read your Figma designs and turn them into working code.
Give your AI a real terminal and safe file editing powers on your own computer.
Lets your AI look at and manage your Postman collections, environments, and APIs for you.
Let your AI turn source code into a structured tree so it can read and explain code more accurately.
Lets your AI look up any public GitHub repo and report its tech stack, health, and security signals.
Lets your AI map your codebase and answer questions about how the pieces connect.
Lets your AI read your C# code the way Visual Studio does, and even debug it while it runs.
Your AI quizzes you on the code it wrote and remembers past bugs so it stops repeating them.