asc CLI automates App Store Connect releases

// 46d agoTUTORIAL

asc CLI automates App Store Connect releases

asc CLI is a free, open-source command-line tool for automating App Store Connect workflows, including releases, TestFlight, metadata, signing, analytics, and Apple Ads. It installs with Homebrew and supports CI/CD plus AI-agent workflows.

// ANALYSIS

asc CLI turns App Store Connect into scriptable infrastructure, making repetitive release work easier to automate and compose with developer tooling.

–Supports more than 1,200 App Store Connect API endpoints through 76 command groups. [Documentation](https://asccli.sh/)
–JSON-first output makes it practical for CI pipelines and coding agents.
–A single Go binary avoids the Ruby dependency burden associated with tools like Fastlane.
–Homebrew reported 1,756 installs over 30 days when crawled—an adoption signal, though not a unique-user count. [Homebrew analytics](https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/asc)
–Its AI-agent support is promising, but the project’s strongest immediate value remains reliable App Store Connect automation.

// TAGS

asc-cliclidevtoolautomationci-cdapiai-codingopen-source

DISCOVERED

46d ago

2026-08-16

PUBLISHED

46d ago

2026-08-16

RELEVANCE

6/ 10

AUTHOR

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