If you're shipping iOS apps through App Store Connect and tired of stitching together shell scripts, this gives you a lane-style automation system that lives in .asc/workflow.json. You can chain steps, pass outputs between them with JSONPath expressions, run conditional steps, and resume failed workflows from the last good state. The real win is treating release pipelines like code: validate the structure, dry-run with parameters, then execute. It handles TestFlight distribution and App Store submissions through the asc CLI, keeps machine-readable JSON on stdout while streaming logs to stderr, and lets you pass runtime params like BUILD_ID or GROUP_ID straight from CI. Honest take: if you've outgrown bash but don't want a full CI DSL, this hits a useful middle ground.
npx skills add https://github.com/rudrankriyam/app-store-connect-cli-skills --skill asc-workflow