What is app-store-connect-skill?

This is a Claude Code skill that scans an iOS app project, whether built with Expo, bare React Native, or plain Xcode, and works out what should go into each field of an App Store Connect submission. The output is a single HTML report, styled with both a dark and light theme, that a developer can copy and paste values from while filling out the actual App Store Connect form. The skill organizes its logic into a main instructions file plus reference documents covering which project files to scan, such as app.json, Info.plist, localization files, and backend schemas, a full map of App Store Connect's fields in the order they actually appear, and the complete official options for the age rating questionnaire and the app privacy questionnaire. Every field in the generated report is labeled with one of three types: values read directly from the project files, values inferred by comparing the project against Apple's official options, or values only the user could know, like account credentials or private URLs, which are always left blank rather than guessed or copied from another project. To install it, a user clones the repository and symlinks it into their Claude Code skills folder, after which Claude Code detects it automatically in new or existing sessions. It is used by asking Claude Code, inside a project containing an iOS app, to help prepare App Store submission information, or by invoking the skill by name. The README lists clear limits: the menu options and questionnaire choices reflect what the author observed in App Store Connect at the time and are not pulled from an official Apple API, so they may need periodic rechecking as Apple changes its forms. Subscription and in-app purchase sections are only generated when relevant StoreKit files or SDKs are detected, to avoid producing empty placeholder content. The skill explicitly does not submit or modify anything in App Store Connect itself, it only produces a reference report, and the user still fills in and submits the real form by hand.