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asc-workflow

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Use when defining, validating, running, resuming, or auditing repo-local asc workflow automations in `.asc/workflow.json`, including release pipelines, CI migration, and repeatable App Store operations.

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  1. Common:

    Use this skill when you need lane-style automation inside the CLI using:

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  2. Common:

    Always verify flags with:

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  3. Common:

    If a recoverable run fails, resume with the run ID from the JSON result:

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  4. Very specific:

    Do not pass extra KEY:VALUE params with --resume.

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  5. Very specific:

    Run steps can declare outputs.

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  6. Very specific:

    Add "if": "VAR_NAME" to a step.

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  7. Very specific:

    Treat .asc/workflow.json like code.

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  8. Common:

    Avoid running workflows from untrusted PRs with secrets.

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  9. Common:

    Keep workflow files in version control.

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  10. Very specific:

    Use explicit IDs and --confirm for mutating steps.

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  11. Very specific:

    Use asc validate, asc release stage, asc review submit, and asc publish appstore.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 7 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

asc workflow

Use this skill when you need lane-style automation inside the CLI using:

  • asc workflow validate
  • asc workflow list
  • asc workflow run

Workflows are repo-local automation files. They run trusted shell commands, stream step output to stderr, and keep stdout as machine-readable JSON.

Command discovery

Always verify flags with:

asc workflow --help
asc workflow validate --help
asc workflow list --help
asc workflow run --help

End-to-end flow

  1. Author .asc/workflow.json.
  2. Validate structure and references:
asc workflow validate
  1. Discover public workflows:
asc workflow list
asc workflow list --all
  1. Preview execution:
asc workflow run --dry-run beta BUILD_ID:123456789 GROUP_ID:abcdef
  1. Execute:
asc workflow run beta BUILD_ID:123456789 GROUP_ID:abcdef
  1. If a recoverable run fails, resume with the run ID from the JSON result:
asc workflow run release --resume "release-20260312T120000Z-deadbeef"

Do not pass extra KEY:VALUE params with --resume; the saved workflow file, params, and persisted outputs are reused.

File location and format

  • Default path: .asc/workflow.json
  • Override path: asc workflow run --file ./path/to/workflow.json <name>
  • JSONC comments are supported.
  • Top-level hooks: before_all, after_all, error
  • Workflow keys: description, private, env, steps
  • Step forms:
    • string shorthand: "echo hello"
    • run shell command
    • workflow sub-workflow call
    • name label
    • if conditional var name
    • with env overrides for workflow-call steps
    • outputs map for JSON stdout extraction from named run steps

Outputs

Run steps can declare outputs. The command must emit JSON on stdout, so pass --output json for asc commands that produce outputs.

Output references use:

${steps.step_name.OUTPUT_NAME}

Rules:

  • A step that declares outputs must have a reference-safe name.
  • Outputs are allowed on run steps, not workflow-call steps.
  • Output-producing names must be unique across workflows that can execute together in the same run graph.
  • Persisted outputs are stored in workflow run state, so do not map secrets into outputs.

Runtime params

asc workflow run <name> [KEY:VALUE ...] supports both separators:

asc workflow run beta VERSION:2.1.0
asc workflow run beta VERSION=2.1.0

Repeated keys are last-write-wins. In shell commands, reference params through shell expansion like $VERSION.

Env precedence

Main workflow run:

definition.env < workflow.env < CLI params

Sub-workflow call with with:

sub-workflow env < caller env and params < step with

Conditionals

Add "if": "VAR_NAME" to a step. Truthy values are 1, true, yes, y, and on, case-insensitive. Lookup checks merged workflow env/params first, then process environment.

Example workflow

{
  "env": {
    "APP_ID": "123456789",
    "VERSION": "1.0.0",
    "GROUP_ID": ""
  },
  "before_all": "asc auth status",
  "after_all": "echo workflow_done",
  "error": "echo workflow_failed",
  "workflows": {
    "beta": {
      "description": "Resolve the latest build and distribute it to TestFlight",
      "steps": [
        {
          "name": "resolve_build",
          "run": "asc builds info --app $APP_ID --latest --platform IOS --output json",
          "outputs": {
            "BUILD_ID": "$.data.id"
          }
        },
        {
          "name": "list_groups",
          "run": "asc testflight groups list --app $APP_ID --limit 20 --output json"
        },
        {
          "name": "add_build_to_group",
          "if": "GROUP_ID",
          "run": "asc builds add-groups --build-id ${steps.resolve_build.BUILD_ID} --group $GROUP_ID"
        }
      ]
    },
    "release": {
      "description": "Validate, stage, and submit an App Store version",
      "steps": [
        {
          "name": "validate",
          "run": "asc validate --app $APP_ID --version $VERSION --platform IOS --output json"
        },
        {
          "name": "stage",
          "run": "asc release stage --app $APP_ID --version $VERSION --build $BUILD_ID --metadata-dir ./metadata/version/$VERSION --confirm --output json"
        },
        {
          "name": "submit",
          "if": "SUBMIT_FOR_REVIEW",
          "run": "asc review submit --app $APP_ID --version $VERSION --build $BUILD_ID --confirm --output json"
        }
      ]
    },
    "publish-appstore": {
      "description": "High-level upload plus App Store review submission",
      "steps": [
        {
          "name": "publish",
          "run": "asc publish appstore --app $APP_ID --ipa ./build/MyApp.ipa --version $VERSION --wait --submit --confirm --output json"
        }
      ]
    }
  }
}

Useful invocations

asc workflow validate | jq -e '.valid == true'
asc workflow list --pretty
asc workflow list --all --pretty
asc workflow run --dry-run beta BUILD_ID:123 GROUP_ID:grp_abc
asc workflow run beta BUILD_ID:123 GROUP_ID:grp_abc | jq -e '.status == "ok"'
asc workflow run release BUILD_ID:123 SUBMIT_FOR_REVIEW:true
asc workflow run release --resume "release-20260312T120000Z-deadbeef"

Safety rules

  • Treat .asc/workflow.json like code; only run trusted workflow files.
  • Avoid running workflows from untrusted PRs with secrets.
  • Keep workflow files in version control.
  • Validate first, dry-run next, then run.
  • Use explicit IDs and --confirm for mutating steps.
  • Use asc validate, asc release stage, asc review submit, and asc publish appstore; do not use removed submission commands.

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