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Not another API wrapper. This MCP server catches rejections before you submit, gives you a morning briefing across all your apps, and writes your release notes from git history. The 5 free tools cover basics. The 3 Pro tools are things no other ASC server does. Other ASC MCP servers wrap the API and give you 80-293 raw endpoints. This one gives you 8 tools that think: You say | What happens |…
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Not another API wrapper. This MCP server catches rejections before you submit, gives you a morning briefing across all your apps, and writes your release notes from git history. The 5 free tools cover basics. The 3 Pro tools are things no other ASC server does. Other ASC MCP servers wrap the API and give you 80-293 raw endpoints. This one gives you 8 tools that think: You say | What happens | ---------|-------------| "Run a preflight check on my app" | Audits metadata, character limits,…
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