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App Store Optimization for the Apple App Store and Google Play — audit a store listing, research and prioritize keywords, rewrite and localize metadata within the character limits, plan screenshots / icon / A-B tests, and measure search results. Use when the user mentions ASO, store search ranking, keywords, app title/subtitle/short description, store listing copy, localizing a listing, store screenshots or listing experiments, or fastlane metadata (deliver / supply).

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The file

We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent

6 rules. 0 are common, 4 are distinctive, and 2 are very specific to this project.

  • 0

    Common

    Most of the 29 edited versions we read keep these.

  • 4

    Distinctive

    This author's own choices. Worth a look.

  • 2

    Very specific

    Tied to their project's names, files or tools. Probably skip.

  • Common
  • Distinctive
  • Very specific
  1. Distinctive:

    Run the deterministic checks — never estimate character counts:

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  2. Very specific:

    Done when: every locale has a row with count/limit per field and every ❌/⚠️ has a file path, the rule broken and a concrete rewrite that …

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  3. Very specific:

    Follow references/keyword-research.md.

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  4. Distinctive:

    Never upload to App Store Connect or Google Play, or submit for review, unless the user asks in this conversation.

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  5. Distinctive:

    No competitor brand names or trademarks in any indexed field.

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  6. Distinctive:

    Keep the user's brand name and core positioning.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 29 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.

Keep what fits and drop the rest. Your version, ready for your agents.
Files
SKILL.md

ASO — rank in store search, then convert

ASO is two loops: be found (indexed text → rankings for the right keywords) and be chosen (icon, screenshots, ratings → conversion rate, which feeds rankings back). Every run works on a keyword map: one row per locale × field saying which terms that field owns.

The single source of truth for what good looks like is ASO-CHECKLIST.md. Read it before changing any listing. Translations in 12 languages live in i18n/, with the same item IDs; the English file is the reference.

Branches

Pick the branch the user asked for; a full optimization runs 1 → 5 in order.

1. Audit (always first)

  1. Locate the listing text. fastlane: fastlane/metadata/ios/<locale>/ (or fastlane/metadata/<locale>/) and fastlane/metadata/android/<locale>/. No fastlane? Ask for the console text, or pull it: fastlane deliver download_metadata / fastlane supply init.
  2. Run the deterministic checks — never estimate character counts:
    python3 <skill>/scripts/aso_check.py --root .          # markdown report, exit 1 on errors
    python3 <skill>/scripts/aso_check.py --format json     # for further processing
  3. Walk the rest of ASO-CHECKLIST.md by hand for what a script can't judge (relevance, local wording, screenshots, ratings, vitals).

Done when every locale has a row with count/limit per field and every ❌/⚠️ has a file path, the rule broken and a concrete rewrite that fits the limit.

2. Keyword research → keyword map

Follow references/keyword-research.md. Seed from the app's core jobs, expand with the stores' own autocomplete, score, then assign:

python3 <skill>/scripts/keyword_suggest.py "habit tracker" --az --country us
python3 <skill>/scripts/keyword_suggest.py "habit tracker" --store apple --competition
python3 <skill>/scripts/keyword_suggest.py "quản lý chi tiêu" --country vn --lang vi

Done when each target locale has a keyword map: 1–2 head terms for the name/title, 3–6 secondary terms for subtitle / short description, and (App Store) a 100-character keyword field of single, non-repeated words — each term with its autocomplete position and openness.

3. Write & localize metadata

Rules per store: references/app-store.md and references/google-play.md. Write each locale for its market (local search terms, not a translation of English keywords). On the App Store, use cross-localization: the extra locales a storefront indexes are free keyword space.

Done when aso_check.py reports 0 errors and the only warnings left are deliberate (write the reason next to each).

4. Creatives & experiments

Icon, screenshots, video, custom product pages / custom store listings and A/B tests: references/conversion.md.

Done when the first 3 screenshots of each priority locale state one benefit each in ≤ 5 words of caption, and one experiment (single variable, hypothesis, success metric) is written up.

5. Measure & iterate

Change one field group at a time, wait 2–4 weeks, compare search impressions / downloads per keyword (App Store Connect → Analytics → Sources: App Store Search; Play Console → Store analysis / Acquisition by search term). Log every change with its date.

Done when the change log has the date, the fields changed, the before/after text and the metric to read on the follow-up date.

Guardrails

  • Never upload to App Store Connect or Google Play, or submit for review, unless the user asks in this conversation. Editing local fastlane files is fine.
  • No competitor brand names or trademarks in any indexed field; no fake claims, ratings or reviews.
  • Keep the user's brand name and core positioning; propose, don't silently rename the app.

Files

FileUse
ASO-CHECKLIST.mdThe full checklist (also the public link to hand any agent).
i18n/ASO-CHECKLIST.<lang>.mdThe checklist in vi, ja, ko, zh-Hans, zh-Hant, ar, fr, es, tr, id, th, hi (same IDs).
scripts/aso_check.pyLimits + policy audit over fastlane metadata, both stores, every locale.
scripts/keyword_suggest.pyApp Store + Google Play autocomplete, a–z long-tail, App Store top-10 openness.
references/keyword-research.mdSources, scoring, keyword-map template.
references/app-store.mdApple fields, indexing, cross-localization, 2025–26 changes.
references/google-play.mdPlay fields, metadata policy, ranking signals, 2025–26 changes.
references/conversion.mdIcon, screenshots, video, CPP / CSL, A/B tests, ratings.
references/tools.mdOther agent skills, MCP servers and free APIs for ASO.
references/prompts.mdReady-to-paste prompts for each branch.

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