App Store Submission Auditor

Scans an iOS app project for App Store rejection risks. Reads source code directly — no back-and-forth. Auto-detects vibe coder vs developer and adapts language. Detects mid-build apps and asks before switching modes. Outputs a risk register, detailed findings with dynamic copy-paste fixes, reviewer experience checklist, draft App Store Connect reviewer notes, and a post-scan manual checklist. TRIGGER THIS SKILL for any of these — even if not explicitly asked: "audit my app" / "is my app ready" / "about to submit" / "submitting soon" / "about to launch" / "ready to ship" / "App Store review" /

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Install

skills CLI (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and more)
npx skills add itsncki-design/app-store-submission-auditor --skill app-store-submission-auditor
Manual install
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/itsncki-design/app-store-submission-auditor.git /tmp/app-store-submission-auditor
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -r /tmp/app-store-submission-auditor/. ~/.claude/skills/app-store-submission-auditor

Personal skills live in ~/.claude/skills. Use .claude/skills in a project folder to share a skill with your team.

From the SKILL.md

# App Store Submission Auditor

Scans a project folder for App Store rejection risks. No back-and-forth — read the code,
find the problems, report them. Adapts to the user's level and build state.

---

## First-time developer

If user mentions "first app", "first time submitting", "never submitted before", or
"new developer" → load `references/first-time-dev.md` and run that checklist first,
then continue with the full audit below.

---

## Config — check before scanning

Look for `config.json` in the skill directory. If it exists, read it for saved preferences
(stack, app type, subscription status, EU distribution, previous audit results).

If it does NOT exist, create it after the first audit with what was detected:

```json
{
  "mode": "vibe_coder",
  "stack": "flutter",
  "has_subscriptions": true,
  "has_social_features": true,
  "has_location": true,
  "eu_distribution": false,
  "first_time_submitter": false,
  "last_audit": "2026-03-19",
  "issues_fixed": []
}
```

On subsequent runs: load config, skip re-detection for anything already known, and note
"Last audit: [date] — you fixed [N] issues since then." if issues_fixed is populated.

---

## Gotchas — common false positives to avoid

These are the things Claude most often gets wrong when running this audit.
Check these before flagging any issue.

**1. Stripe for physical goods is fine**
Only flag Stripe/PayPal as a violation if it's being used for digital goods or features.
Read the full skill on GitHub

Details

Skill name
app-store-submission-auditor
Repo updated
19 March 2026

FAQ

What does the App Store Submission Auditor skill do?

Scans an iOS app project for App Store rejection risks. Reads source code directly — no back-and-forth. Auto-detects vibe coder vs developer and adapts language. Detects mid-build apps and asks before switching modes. Outputs a risk register, detailed findings with dynamic copy-paste fixes, reviewer experience checklist, draft App Store Connect reviewer notes, and a post-scan manual checklist. TRIGGER THIS SKILL for any of these — even if not explicitly asked: "audit my app" / "is my app ready" / "about to submit" / "submitting soon" / "about to launch" / "ready to ship" / "App Store review" /

How do I install the App Store Submission Auditor skill?

skills CLI (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and more): npx skills add itsncki-design/app-store-submission-auditor --skill app-store-submission-auditor. Skills go in ~/.claude/skills (personal) or .claude/skills (project), and Claude loads them automatically when a task matches the description.

Is App Store Submission Auditor popular?

It lives in itsncki-design/app-store-submission-auditor, which has 33 GitHub stars and 2 forks.

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