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asc-revenuecat-catalog-sync

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Use when reconciling App Store Connect subscription or IAP products with RevenueCat products, entitlements, offerings, and packages. Covers ASC-to-RC drift, catalog sync, and offering/package correctness.

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    Use this skill to keep App Store Connect (ASC) and RevenueCat aligned, including creating missing ASC items and mapping them to RevenueCat …

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  2. Common:

    Use a write-enabled RevenueCat API v2 key when applying changes.

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    Start in audit mode (read-only).

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  4. Common:

    Never delete resources in this workflow.

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    Keep productId stable once products are live.

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  6. Common:

    Do not use display names as unique identifiers.

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    Use asc commands to create missing ASC subscription groups, subscriptions, and IAPs before RevenueCat mapping.

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    Read ASC source catalog.

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    Read RevenueCat target catalog.

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  10. Very specific:

    Ensure ASC groups/subscriptions/IAP exist.

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    Ensure RevenueCat app/products exist.

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  12. Common:

    Ensure entitlements and product attachments.

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  13. Common:

    Ensure offerings/packages and package attachments.

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    Verify and print a final reconciliation summary.

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    Use these MCP tools (with project_id and pagination where applicable):

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    Create missing ASC resources first, then re-read ASC to capture canonical IDs.

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    create app if missing: mcp_RC_create_app

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    Always run audit first, even in apply mode.

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  19. Distinctive:

    Ask for confirmation before create/update operations.

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  20. Very specific:

    Use full pagination (--paginate for ASC, starting_after for RevenueCat tools).

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  21. Common:

    Never auto-delete ASC or RevenueCat resources in this skill.

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asc RevenueCat catalog sync

Use this skill to keep App Store Connect (ASC) and RevenueCat aligned, including creating missing ASC items and mapping them to RevenueCat resources.

When to use

  • You want to bootstrap RevenueCat from an existing ASC catalog.
  • You want to create missing ASC subscriptions/IAPs, then map them into RevenueCat.
  • You need a drift audit before release.
  • You want deterministic product mapping based on identifiers.

Preconditions

  • asc authentication is configured (asc auth login or ASC_* env vars).
  • RevenueCat MCP server is configured and authenticated.
  • In Cursor and VS Code, OAuth auth is available for RevenueCat MCP. API key auth is also supported.
  • You know:
    • ASC app ID (APP_ID)
    • RevenueCat project_id
    • target RevenueCat app type (app_store or mac_app_store) and bundle ID for create flows
  • Use a write-enabled RevenueCat API v2 key when applying changes.

Safety defaults

  • Start in audit mode (read-only).
  • Require explicit confirmation before writes.
  • Never delete resources in this workflow.
  • Continue on per-item failures and report all failures at the end.

Canonical identifiers

  • Primary cross-system key: ASC productId == RevenueCat store_identifier.
  • Keep productId stable once products are live.
  • Do not use display names as unique identifiers.

Scope boundary

  • RevenueCat MCP configures RevenueCat resources; it does not create App Store Connect products directly.
  • Use asc commands to create missing ASC subscription groups, subscriptions, and IAPs before RevenueCat mapping.

Modes

1) Audit mode (default)

  1. Read ASC source catalog.
  2. Read RevenueCat target catalog.
  3. Build a diff with actions:
    • missing in ASC
    • missing in RevenueCat
    • mapping conflicts (identifier/type/app mismatch)
  4. Present a plan and wait for confirmation.

2) Apply mode (explicit)

Execute approved actions in this order:

  1. Ensure ASC groups/subscriptions/IAP exist.
  2. Ensure RevenueCat app/products exist.
  3. Ensure entitlements and product attachments.
  4. Ensure offerings/packages and package attachments.
  5. Verify and print a final reconciliation summary.

Step-by-step workflow

Step A - Read current ASC catalog

asc subscriptions groups list --app "APP_ID" --paginate --output json
asc iap list --app "APP_ID" --paginate --output json
# for each subscription group:
asc subscriptions list --group-id "GROUP_ID" --paginate --output json

Step B - Read current RevenueCat catalog (MCP)

Use these MCP tools (with project_id and pagination where applicable):

  • mcp_RC_get_project
  • mcp_RC_list_apps
  • mcp_RC_list_products
  • mcp_RC_list_entitlements
  • mcp_RC_list_offerings
  • mcp_RC_list_packages

Step C - Build mapping plan

Map ASC product types to RevenueCat product types:

  • ASC subscription -> RevenueCat subscription
  • ASC IAP CONSUMABLE -> RevenueCat consumable
  • ASC IAP NON_CONSUMABLE -> RevenueCat non_consumable
  • ASC IAP NON_RENEWING_SUBSCRIPTION -> RevenueCat non_renewing_subscription

Suggested entitlement policy:

  • subscriptions: one entitlement per subscription group (or explicit map provided by user)
  • non-consumable IAP: one entitlement per product
  • consumable IAP: no entitlement by default unless user asks

Step D - Ensure missing ASC items (if requested)

Create missing ASC resources first, then re-read ASC to capture canonical IDs.

# create subscription group
asc subscriptions groups create --app "APP_ID" --reference-name "Premium"

# create subscription
asc subscriptions create \
  --group-id "GROUP_ID" \
  --reference-name "Monthly" \
  --product-id "com.example.premium.monthly" \
  --subscription-period ONE_MONTH

# create iap
asc iap create \
  --app "APP_ID" \
  --type NON_CONSUMABLE \
  --ref-name "Lifetime" \
  --product-id "com.example.lifetime"

Step E - Ensure RevenueCat app and products

Use MCP:

  • create app if missing: mcp_RC_create_app
  • create products: mcp_RC_create_product
    • store_identifier = ASC productId
    • app_id = RevenueCat app ID
    • type from mapping above

Step F - Ensure entitlements and attachments

Use MCP:

  • list/create entitlements: mcp_RC_list_entitlements, mcp_RC_create_entitlement
  • attach products: mcp_RC_attach_products_to_entitlement
  • verify attachments: mcp_RC_get_products_from_entitlement

Step G - Ensure offerings and packages (optional)

Use MCP:

  • list/create/update offerings:
    • mcp_RC_list_offerings
    • mcp_RC_create_offering
    • mcp_RC_update_offering (is_current=true only if requested)
  • list/create packages:
    • mcp_RC_list_packages
    • mcp_RC_create_package
  • attach products to packages:
    • mcp_RC_attach_products_to_package with eligibility_criteria: "all"

Recommended package keys:

  • ONE_WEEK -> $rc_weekly
  • ONE_MONTH -> $rc_monthly
  • TWO_MONTHS -> $rc_two_month
  • THREE_MONTHS -> $rc_three_month
  • SIX_MONTHS -> $rc_six_month
  • ONE_YEAR -> $rc_annual
  • lifetime IAP -> $rc_lifetime
  • custom -> $rc_custom_<name>

Expected output format

Return a final summary with:

  • ASC created counts (groups/subscriptions/IAP)
  • RevenueCat created counts (apps/products/entitlements/offerings/packages)
  • attachment counts (entitlement-products, package-products)
  • skipped existing items
  • failed items with actionable errors

Example:

ASC: created groups=1 subscriptions=2 iap=1, skipped=14, failed=0
RC: created apps=0 products=3 entitlements=2 offerings=1 packages=2, skipped=27, failed=1
Attachments: entitlement_products=3 package_products=2
Failures:
- com.example.premium.annual: duplicate store_identifier exists on another RC app

Agent behavior

  • Always run audit first, even in apply mode.
  • Ask for confirmation before create/update operations.
  • Match by store_identifier first.
  • Use full pagination (--paginate for ASC, starting_after for RevenueCat tools).
  • Continue processing after per-item failures and report all failures together.
  • Never auto-delete ASC or RevenueCat resources in this skill.

Common pitfalls

  • Wrong RevenueCat project_id or app ID.
  • Creating RC products under the wrong platform app.
  • Accidentally assigning consumables to entitlements.
  • Skipping the post-create ASC re-read step.
  • Missing offering/package verification after product creation.

Additional resources

  • Workflow examples: examples.md
  • Source references: references.md

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