dev.danielhan.asolens/mcp

1 of 15 tools are described as changing something (creating, editing, deleting, sending or running). For 1 the reading was uncertain, so no mark is shown.

• find_appon 1 other serverreads or searches

  “Looks up an app by id, App Store URL, or name and returns candidate matches with rating and developer info.”

  3 inputs, 1 required

  • querystringrequired“App name or search text to look up on the App Store.”
  • countrystring“Two-letter App Store storefront country code, e.g.”
  • limitinteger“Maximum matches to return for a name search (max 200, Apple's own ceiling).”
• app_snapshoton 1 other serverreads or searches

  “Resolves an app by id, App Store URL, or name and returns its current listing data plus the developer's other apps in this storefront.”

  2 inputs, 1 required

  • appstringrequired“App to resolve: a numeric App Store id, an App Store URL, or an app name.”
  • countrystring“Two-letter App Store storefront country code, e.g.”
• search_ranksreads or searches

  “Ranked apps for one keyword in one country, as the App Store lists them (fetched from this machine; cached for the UTC day).”

  3 inputs, 1 required

  • keywordstringrequired“Search keyword to rank apps for.”
  • countrystring“Two-letter App Store storefront country code, e.g.”
  • topinteger“How many ranked entries to return, most-relevant first (max 250 — the ceiling Apple's search returns).”
• keyword_ranksreads or searches

  “Looks up where one app ranks for a list of keywords, in one or more storefronts, with day-over-day trend where available.”

  7 inputs, 1 required

  • appstringrequired“App to check: a numeric App Store id, an App Store URL, or an app name.”
  • pairsarray“Explicit keyword/country pairs instead of the keywords x countries cross product.”
  • keywordsarray“Keywords to check this app's rank for (max 50; keywords x countries must not exceed 25 pairs total).”
  • countriesarray“Storefront country codes to check, up to 8, paired with every entry in `keywords`.”
  • variantsboolean“For every keyword with an accent on a Latin, Greek or Cyrillic letter, ALSO look up the stripped spelling and return the two side by side in one row, with iden…”
  • coverageboolean“For YOUR OWN app (App Store Connect credentials required), report which of each keyword's words actually appear in the text Apple indexes -- name, subtitle and…”
  • depthboolean“Add autocompleteDepth (how many App Store autocomplete suggestions begin with the keyword) to each row, and to each variant when variants is on.”
• compare_queriesreads or searches

  “Runs two keywords in one storefront and reports how much their ranked results overlap.”

  5 inputs, 2 required

  • astringrequired“First search keyword.”
  • bstringrequired“Second search keyword, the one to compare against.”
  • countrystring“Two-letter App Store storefront country code, e.g.”
  • appstring“Optional app (id, URL, or name) to also report the rank of in each result set, so you can see the rank difference and the overlap that qualifies it together.”
  • topinteger“How deep to compare the two ranked lists (default 25).”
• my_listingreads or searches

  “Reads YOUR OWN app's indexed listing text -- name, subtitle and the keywords field -- from App Store Connect, per locale.”

  2 inputs, 1 required

  • appstringrequired“Your app: a numeric App Store id, an App Store URL, or a bundle id.”
  • countrystring“Two-letter storefront country code.”
• audit_keywordsreads or searches

  “Tests every word in YOUR OWN keywords field by searching a phrase where that word is the distinguishing one -- an anchor your app certainly covers, plus the word under test ('matemática' + 'escola').”

  5 inputs, 1 required

  • appstringrequired“Your app: numeric App Store id, App Store URL, or bundle id.”
  • countrystring“Storefront to test in, e.g.”
  • anchorstring“The context word each probe is built from.”
  • probesarray“Override the generated probe for specific words, e.g.”
  • suggestionsboolean“Include, per word, what App Store autocomplete says people typing that word are actually looking for.”
• compare_marketson 4 other serversreads or searches

  “Runs the keyword-field audit across several storefronts at once and puts them side by side: how much of your keyword field places in each, your rating count there, and the competitor median with its …”

  4 inputs, 2 required

  • appstringrequired“Your app: numeric App Store id, App Store URL, or bundle id.”
  • countriesarrayrequired“Storefronts to compare, up to 8.”
  • anchorsarray“Per-market anchor overrides, e.g.”
  • probesarray“Per-market probe overrides, e.g.”
• snapshot_savecreates or changes datadescribed as changing data

  “Captures a named, kept measurement of a keyword set: rank (including null, which is a value here), resultCount, the top 10 app ids, keyword coverage with the listing version it was read from, and you…”

  5 inputs, 2 required

  • namestringrequired“Name to save under, e.g.”
  • appstringrequired“The app to record ranks for: numeric App Store id, App Store URL, or name.”
  • keywordsarray“Keywords to capture in every one of `countries` (a cross product).”
  • countriesarray“Storefronts to capture in, paired with every entry in `keywords`.”
  • pairsarray“Explicit keyword/country pairs, instead of the keywords x countries cross product.”
• snapshot_diffon 2 other serversreads or searches

  “Compares two named snapshots keyword by keyword: rank before and after (null included), how the result set size changed, which apps entered or left the top 10, and your ratings against the competitor…”

  2 inputs, 2 required

  • beforestringrequired“Name of the earlier snapshot.”
  • afterstringrequired“Name of the later snapshot.”
• niche_reporton 2 other serversreads or searches

  “Builds a competitive report across a set of keywords: the union of top-ranked apps, a weakness score per competitor, difficulty per keyword, and gaps for your own app.”

  9 inputs, 1 required

  • keywordsarrayrequired“Keywords defining the niche (max 30).”
  • countrystring“Two-letter App Store storefront country code, e.g.”
  • appstring“Your own app, to compare against competitors and compute gaps: id, URL, or name.”
  • namestring“Name for this niche; required (together with save: true) to save it for later reuse.”
  • topinteger“How many top-ranked apps per keyword to include in the report.”
  • saveboolean“If true, saves this niche definition for later reuse -- requires name to also be given, otherwise nothing is saved (see saved/savedReason in the response).”
  • include_inputsboolean“If true, every modelled value (weakness, difficulty, ownTrend, volume) also includes the raw inputs it was computed from.”
  • volumeboolean“DataForSEO's Apple keyword dataset covers the 'us' storefront ONLY -- in every other storefront volume comes back unavailable saying exactly that, at no cost a…”
  • depthboolean“Fetch App Store autocomplete for each keyword and report autocompleteDepth: how many suggested queries begin with that keyword.”
• low_star_reviewsreads or searches

  “Fetches recent low-star reviews for an app so you can read what's actually bothering users; theme extraction is left to the caller.”

  4 inputs, 1 required

  • appstringrequired“App to fetch reviews for: a numeric App Store id, an App Store URL, or an app name.”
  • countrystring“Two-letter App Store storefront country code, e.g.”
  • maxStarsinteger“Only include reviews with this star rating or lower.”
  • limitinteger“Maximum number of reviews to return.”

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