ASOScan
OrganizationASO Agent Skills for Claude, Cursor, and any Agent-Skills-compatible AI assistant - App Store Optimization powered by the ASOScan API. 9 skills incl. two that work with no API key. MIT.
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Indexed Skills (9)
aso-fundamentals
When the user wants general App Store Optimization guidance, best practices, or to understand how ASO works — with no live data or API key required. Also use when the user mentions "how does ASO work", "app store best practices", "how does keyword indexing work", "how do I write a good title or subtitle", "keyword strategy", "screenshot strategy", "how to get more reviews", "ASO checklist", "why isn't my app ranking" (conceptually), or "teach me ASO". This is the ONE skill in the pack that works without an ASOScan API key. For your app's REAL numbers (rank, volume, difficulty, score, opportunities), use the data skills — keyword-intelligence, keyword-opportunities, competitor-analysis, metadata-audit.
asoscan-router
When the user wants any App Store Optimization (ASO) task powered by ASOScan — keyword volume or difficulty, app rank or rank tracking, keyword opportunities, spying on a competitor's keywords, competitor analysis, review sentiment, or a metadata/listing audit. Also use when the user mentions "ASO", "app store optimization", "keyword volume", "keyword difficulty", "my app's rank", "keywords my competitor ranks for", or "audit my app listing". Start here — it makes sure the ASOScan API key is set, then routes to the right ASOScan skill.
asoscan-setup
When the user wants to set up or configure ASOScan — get their API access key, set up webhooks (including sending alerts to Slack or Microsoft Teams), or connect their Google Play Console (Android) or App Store Connect (iOS) account. Also use when the user mentions "get my API key", "create an API key", "set up webhooks", "send alerts to Slack", "alerts in Teams", "connect my Play Console", "connect my App Store account", "connect my app", or "how do I hook this up". This skill works with no API key (it helps you get one). It walks you through the ASOScan side and looks up the live third-party steps.
competitor-analysis
When the user wants to compare an app against its tracked competitors using ASOScan — keyword overlap and gaps, which store category each competitor uses, category chart rank over time, and rating trajectory — or add a new rival by store URL. Also use when the user mentions "compare my app to competitors", "who am I competing with", "add this competitor", "how do I stack up", "am I gaining or losing vs them", "what category do my competitors use", or "category ranking". For a competitor's full keyword list, see keyword-spy.
keyword-intelligence
When the user wants to analyze keyword performance for an app tracked in ASOScan — real search volume, difficulty, the app's current rank and rank movement, daily rank history, weekly volume/difficulty trends, or live on-demand research for a new term. Also use when the user mentions "how hard is this keyword", "search volume for X", "where do I rank for Y", "is my rank going up or down", "show my rank history", or "research this keyword". For discovering new keywords to target, see keyword-opportunities.
keyword-opportunities
When the user wants the best untapped keywords for an app tracked in ASOScan — gap-scored suggestions ranked by opportunity score, each showing which competitors already rank for the term. Also use when the user mentions "what keywords should I target", "find keyword opportunities", "what am I missing", "keyword gaps vs my competitors", or "suggest keywords to add". Can also start tracking the chosen terms. For validating a specific term's volume/difficulty, see keyword-intelligence.
keyword-spy
When the user wants to reverse-look-up every keyword an app ranks for using ASOScan's keyword-spy — the full set of terms an app appears under (community rank pool plus discovered terms), flagged by whether you already track them. Also use when the user mentions "what keywords does this app rank for", "reverse keyword lookup", "spy on a competitor's keywords", "what search terms is X winning", or "which of their keywords am I missing". For the fuller competitive picture, see competitor-analysis.
metadata-audit
When the user wants to audit or improve an app's store listing metadata using ASOScan — the current title, subtitle/short description, description, keyword field, and what's-new, plus ASOScan's ASO score and recommendations and the change history — then draft specific, honest improvements within the platform's character limits. Also use when the user mentions "audit my listing", "improve my metadata", "optimize my title/subtitle/description", "what's my ASO score", "rewrite my app store copy", or "what changed in my listing". For choosing which keywords to target, see keyword-opportunities.
review-insights
When the user wants to understand what users say about an app using ASOScan — overall review sentiment plus the top topics, feature requests, and bugs mentioned, and the raw reviews behind them. Also use when the user mentions "what are users saying", "review sentiment", "top complaints", "what features are people asking for", "what bugs are mentioned", or "summarize my reviews". Works for your app or a tracked competitor.
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