Use when writing store copy to character limits (name, subtitle, descriptions, keywords) or preparing listing images (icon, feature graphic, screenshots, preview video).
npx skills add https://github.com/evanca/flutter-ai-rules --skill store-listing-assets
Prepare the metadata, copy, and visual assets that go into an App Store / Google Play phone listing, sized and length-fit to each store's exact requirements. This is the *listing production* skill; pair it with a separate review-readiness audit at submission time so the fields are polished and the app itself is ready for review.
Two references hold the authoritative specs; consult them for exact numbers rather than reciting from memory (they drift):
references/mobile_listing_checklist.md — the actionable checklist (shared prep → per-store required → recommended → final check)references/spec_reference.md — the full spec tables, minimal valid examples, store-specific traps, and known gaps to verify liveDefault scope is phone-only. Skip tablet, iPad, desktop, Chromebook, TV, watch, Mac, and visionOS assets unless the user says the app supports them — and if they do, note that those are separate asset families outside these specs.
Character limits are hard constraints — always count and show the count. Key limits (full set in the references):
| Field | Google Play | Apple |
|---|---|---|
| App name | 30 chars | 2–30 chars |
| Subtitle | — (no field) | 30 chars |
| Short description | 80 chars | — (use Promotional Text, 170) |
| Full description | 4,000 chars | 4,000 chars, plain text |
| Keywords | — (no field; don't keyword-stuff the description) | ≤100 bytes, each keyword >2 chars |
Copywriting rules that keep the listing compliant:
notes,checklists,tasks) to save bytes; non-ASCII eats more than one byte each. Keywords are invisible to users but drive search — don't repeat the app name or category (already indexed).When generating or resizing images with tooling (ImageMagick, etc.), hit these exactly — wrong format/alpha/dimension is an instant listing error:
Google Play
Apple (iPhone)
Screenshot content rules: show real app UI in use (not splash/login/mockups), no unsupported devices, no fake UI, no misleading or pricing claims baked in. Verify generated images match the actual submitted build.
references/mobile_listing_checklist.md adapted to the user's app, marking which conditional items apply (account deletion URL, app access instructions, restricted permissions, export compliance)At submission time, also run a review-readiness audit, and if RevenueCat/paywalls are involved, verify paywall clarity separately.
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Take evanca/store-listing-assets from the repository into ~/.claude/skills for personal
use, or into .claude/skills inside a project.
The agent identifies a skill by the name field in its header. Two skills with the
same name cannot sit side by side — one of them will be ignored.