Skill: tristanmanchester/auditing-appstore-readiness (version 1.0.0)

--- name: auditing-appstore-readiness description: Audit an iOS app repo (Swift/Xcode or React Native/Expo) for App Store compliance and release readiness; output a pass/warn/fail report and publish checklist. metadata: {"openclaw":{"emoji":"🧾","requires":{"bins":["git"]}}} --- # App Store Readiness Audit This skill reviews an app repository and produces a release readiness report for iOS **App Store** / **TestFlight** submission. It supports: - Native iOS (Swift/Obj‑C, Xcode project/workspace) - React Native (bare) - Expo (managed or prebuild) ## Quick start (recommended) Run the read‑only audit script from the repo root: { "tool": "exec", "command": "node {baseDir}/scripts/audit.mjs --repo . --format md" } If you want JSON output as well: { "tool": "exec", "command": "node {baseDir}/scripts/audit.mjs --repo . --format md --json audit.json" } If the repo is a monorepo, point at the app directory: { "tool": "exec", "command": "node {baseDir}/scripts/audit.mjs --repo apps/mobile --format md" } ## Output contract Always return: - Overall verdict: **PASS** / **WARN** / **FAIL** - Detected project flavour and key identifiers (bundle id, version, build) - A list of checks with evidence and remediation steps - A **Publish checklist** the developer can tick off Use: [references/report-template.md](references/report-template.md) ## Safety rules (don’t break the repo) Default to **read‑only** commands. Do not run commands that modify the workspace unless: - the user explicitly asks, **or** - the fix is trivial and clearly desired (then explain what will change first) Examples of mutating commands: - dependency installs (`npm i`, `yarn`, `pnpm i`, `pod install`) - config generation (`expo prebuild`) - signing automation (`fastlane match`) - archiving (`xcodebuild archive`, `eas build`) — creates artefacts and may require signing If you must run a mutating command, label it clearly as **MUTATING** before running. ## Main workflow ### 1) Identify the repo and project flavour Prefer scripted detection (`audit.mjs`). If doing manually: - Expo likely: `package.json` contains `expo` and `app.json` / `app.config.*` exists - React Native (bare): `package.json` contains `react-native` and `ios/` exists - Native iOS: `*.xcodeproj` or `*.xcworkspace` exists If multiple apps exist, pick the one matching the user’s intent; otherwise pick the directory with: - a single `ios/<AppName>/Info.plist`, and - exactly one `.xcodeproj` or `.xcworkspace` near the root. ### 2) Run static compliance checks (works everywhere) Run these checks even without Xcode: - Repo hygiene: clean git status; obvious secrets not committed - iOS identifiers: bundle id, version, build number - App icons: includes an App Store (1024×1024) icon - Launch screen present - Privacy & permissions: - Privacy manifest present (`PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy`) or explicitly accounted for - Permission usage strings present when relevant (camera, location, tracking, etc.) - Avoid broad ATS exemptions (`NSAllowsArbitraryLoads`) - Third‑party SDK hygiene: licences, privacy manifests, tracking disclosures - Store listing basics: privacy policy URL exists somewhere in repo/docs; support/contact info The script outputs PASS/WARN/FAIL for these. ### 3) Run build‑accuracy checks (macOS + Xcode, optional but high confidence) Only if you have **Xcode** available (local macOS gateway or a paired macOS node). Recommended sequence (creates build artefacts): 1) Show Xcode + SDK versions: { "tool": "exec", "command": "xcodebuild -version" } 2) List schemes (project/workspace as detected): { "tool": "exec", "command": "xcodebuild -list -json -workspace <path>.xcworkspace" } or { "tool": "exec", "command": "xcodebuild -list -json -project <path>.xcodeproj" } 3) Release build for simulator (fast, avoids signing): { "tool": "exec", "command": "xcodebuild -workspace <...> -scheme <...> -configuration Release -sdk iphonesimulator -destination 'platform=iOS Simulator,name=iPhone 15' build" } 4) If you need a distribution artefact (**MUTATING / signing**): - Prefer Fastlane if already configured - Otherwise `xcodebuild archive` + `xcodebuild -exportArchive` If build checks aren’t possible, the report must explicitly say so and keep the verdict at **WARN** (unless there are definite FAIL items). ### 4) Produce the final readiness report - Use [references/report-template.md](references/report-template.md) - Include a “Go / No‑Go” recommendation: - **FAIL** → must fix before submitting - **WARN** → submission may work, but risk areas remain - **PASS** → ready to submit; remaining items are administrative ## Manual checks the agent cannot fully verify Always include these as a final checklist section (even if automated checks pass): - App Store Connect metadata: screenshots, description, keywords, age rating, pricing, categories - Privacy Nutrition Labels match actual behaviour - Export compliance (encryption) answers are correct - Content/IP rights: licences, third‑party assets, trademarks - Account / regional requirements (e.g. EU trader status if applicable) - In‑app purchases / subscriptions configured if used See: [references/manual-checklist.md](references/manual-checklist.md) ## When the user asks “make it compliant” Switch to fix mode: 1) Identify failing items that can be fixed safely in‑repo (Info.plist strings, `PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy` template, ATS exceptions tightening, etc.) 2) Propose minimal patches and apply with `apply_patch` 3) Re‑run `audit.mjs` and update the report ## Quick search - Permissions mapping: [references/permissions-map.md](references/permissions-map.md) - Expo‑specific checks: [references/expo.md](references/expo.md) - React Native iOS checks: [references/react-native.md](references/react-native.md) - Native iOS checks: [references/native-ios.md](references/native-ios.md)


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