aso-daily-report

name	aso-daily-report
description	Generate the ASO keyword-ranking daily report for the top-3 apps by downloads. Use when the user asks for an ASO daily report, ASO monitoring, keyword rank changes, or "跑 ASO 日报".

ASO Monitoring Daily Report

Run once to watch the keyword-ranking changes of the top-3 apps in their main markets.

Step 0 — Prerequisites (credentials must be configured)

Every step in this skill calls App Store Connect APIs. Before any other step, run:

python3 scripts/appmate_config.py check

If exit code ≠ 0, STOP. Do not invoke any other part of this skill, do not run scripts/aso_daily.py. Tell the user AppMate credentials are not configured, show the precheck output verbatim, and tell them to invoke the appmate-setup skill. The downstream script also enforces this gate (exits 2 with the same message), but the explicit precheck avoids wasted iTunes Search calls.

One-line summary

Take the top-3 apps by download volume → find each one's main market → LLM semantic tokenization (handles CJK / Chinese-Japanese-Korean App Store metadata when the target market uses those scripts) → query iTunes Search for rankings → rank ≤ 20 enters the "target keyword group" → popularity & difficulty come from the static keyword reference → compare against yesterday's snapshot → markdown report.

Difference from the aso-optimize skill

	ASO daily report (this skill)	ASO optimize (aso-optimize skill)
Trigger	user runs it occasionally	on demand, single app
Scope	runs all top-3 apps	one app, deep optimization
Purpose	monitor changes + rank delta	generate new metadata
Output	dashboard tables	paste-ready 3-string set
LLM role	tokenization only (Step 2)	the whole flow
User intervention	2 (trigger + provide the LLM tokenization loop)	2 (trigger + receive the final)
Candidate filter	rank ≤ 20 = target word	no filter — full data
Report granularity	horizontal comparison of 3 apps	single-app depth

Input / Output / Trigger

Item	Content
Trigger	the user asks → you (Claude) start the flow
Input	data/apps_full.json (live-app list) + data/sales_cache.json (top-3) + data/aso_rank_snapshots.json (yesterday's snapshot)
Output	in-conversation markdown + data/aso_daily.md file

Workflow (3 stages)

1. Step 1: get the top-3 + each one's current state (script) — descending by 30-day downloads; skip not-live / DEVELOPER_REJECTED; for each app: find the single largest market, pick the locale, extract raw title/subtitle/keywords. Output an intermediate JSON (the raw metadata of the 3 apps).
2. Step 2: LLM tokenization (you, conversation layer) — read each app's raw metadata; cut real ASO words using CJK / Chinese-Japanese-Korean tokenization when the App Store metadata is in those languages; reject long CJK mashed runs (≥ 6 chars are usually invalid); output a token list per app.
3. Step 3: validate + render (script + LLM) — script: each token → iTunes rank + popularity + difficulty; write today's snapshot to data/aso_rank_snapshots.json; compare against yesterday's snapshot to compute the delta; filter to rank ≤ 20 = target words; LLM renders per the report template.

User intervention points (2)

1. Start: the user says "run the ASO daily report".
2. Step 2 LLM tokenization: you read the raw metadata of the 3 apps and produce the token list for the script (the user does nothing, but the LLM's thinking is an intervention).

Overall experience: trigger → you run it all yourself → give the user the report.

Report template (v1 — follow exactly)

Rendered in the same language the user has been using in this conversation. Default to English; if the user has been writing in Chinese / Japanese / Spanish / etc., translate the template headers, labels and prose accordingly. The keyword strings inside the table cells (the actual App Store metadata being analyzed) stay in their App Store locale form (e.g. zh-Hans tokens stay as zh-Hans) regardless of conversation language — only the surrounding column headers and prose follow the user's conversation language.

Top one-liner (required)

**Yesterday ({MM-DD}) data · Rank = App Store web search · Popularity/difficulty = internal metric**

Per-app block (top 3 by 30-day downloads)

## {idx}. {app_name}  ·  {platform}  ·  {flag} {country}

Downloads yesterday **{N}**  ·  target keywords **{X}** (rank ≤ 20, filtered from {Y} candidates)

> ⚠️ If the app has no localization for that country's language family, print a one-line warning

| Keyword | Rank | Δ | Popularity | Difficulty |
|---|:-:|:-:|:-:|:-:|
| `keyword` | **#N** | ↑3 | **88** 🔥 | 44 🟢 |
| ... | ... | ↓1 | ... | ... |

Sorting: descending by popularity, ties by ascending rank.

8 inviolable rules

1. Top one-liner only (Yesterday (MM-DD) data …), do not stack metadata rows.
2. Each app uses H2 (##), single-market focus, do not show multiple markets.
3. Do not show source tags (T/S/K/X), do not add a suggestions column, do not show competitor counts.
4. Must show the delta (even if it is all — on day one).
5. Difficulty colors: ≥ 70 🔴 hard · 50-69 🟡 medium · < 50 🟢 easy.
6. Heat colors: ≥ 50 🔥 · otherwise plain number.
7. Rank ≤ 10 bold **#N**, 11-20 plain #N, > 20 should not appear (already filtered by TARGET_RANK_CEILING).
8. Must paste back into the conversation — after running the script, Claude must paste the complete markdown report into the reply; "aso_daily.md generated" alone or a summary alone is not allowed.

Data source conventions

Dimension	Source
Pick top-3 apps	data/sales_cache.json, 30-day downloads descending
Yesterday's downloads (per market)	data/sales_cache.json (iTunes Connect sales report)
Main market (single focus)	the country with the largest 30-day downloads
Title / subtitle	data/apps_full.json appInfo.localizations[picked_locale]
Keyword field	data/apps_full.json versions[latest].localizations[picked_locale]
Candidate tokenization	LLM semantic split (not regex / jieba)
Rank	iTunes Search Top-200 (same source as the App Store web page)
Heat (1-99)	keyword_local.lookup_popularity_batch — backed by data/keyword_reference_<region>.json
Difficulty (1-99)	same as above
Δ vs yesterday	data/aso_rank_snapshots.json comparing today's/yesterday's snapshot

Why not regex / jieba tokenization

These notes are about parsing CJK App Store metadata (e.g. zh-Hans / ja / ko), not about the rendered output language.

Approach	Problem
regex	long CJK runs (e.g. 网络翻译邮箱地图地球) cannot be split → rejected by _good_token's CJK ≥ 6 rule → real target words lost
jieba	boundary judgment is often wrong (便利贴 → 便利+贴), and it cannot recognize ASO-domain words (桌面便签, 云便签, etc.)
LLM	✓ semantic understanding — recognizes compound words, brand variants, typos, domain words

Key parameters

Parameter	Value	Note
TARGET_RANK_CEILING	20	rank ≤ this value enters the target keyword group (monitoring view)
Top-N	3	default top 3 apps

CLI

# from the plugin repo root

# existing automatic version (regex tokenization — misses long CJK runs)
python3 scripts/aso_daily.py

# new version (LLM tokenization): two steps
# Step 1: run analyze separately for each top-3 app with the v2 tool
python3 scripts/aso_optimize_v2.py analyze "<app 1>"
python3 scripts/aso_optimize_v2.py analyze "<app 2>"
python3 scripts/aso_optimize_v2.py analyze "<app 3>"

# Step 2-3: paste the 3 phase_a JSONs to Claude, who does the LLM
# tokenization + validate + render

Connection to the ASO optimize workflow

• Each daily-report run that finds an app's keyword dropping out of the top 20 → trigger the aso-optimize skill (aso_optimize_v2.py analyze <app>) for a deep optimization.
• The aso-optimize skill outputs new metadata → the user updates App Store Connect → a few days later the daily report shows the rank change.

Known limits

• Apple's sales data lags 1-2 days → the report's data date is usually 2 days ago.
• The rank ≤ 20 filter: the daily report only shows "hit" words; words that did not rank in do not appear (this differs from aso-optimize, which sees the full set).
• The main market is fixed and single — if an app has volume in multiple markets, only the largest is run.
• LLM tokenization requires you (Claude) to think once in the conversation; it cannot run unattended via cron.