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Render FeedFlow store screenshots for one or more locales from repo copy, and verify every screen keeps its breathing room — top padding, gaps, and a full-size headline. Use when new translations land in assets/screenshotcopy, when screenshot copy changes, or…
Update Google Play listing files (title, short description, full description) from storecopy source assets. Use when the user wants to update Play Store listings for a specific language or all languages, sync store copy to listing files, or refresh Play Store…
Run the full FeedFlow Maestro release validation suite and produce HTML and Markdown pass/fail reports. Use when the user asks to run all Maestro tests, validate E2E coverage before release, check Android and iOS Maestro flows, or summarize failed FeedFlow…
Audit FeedFlow localization, store listing, live App Store/Play Store listing state, and screenshot-copy changes. Use when checking whether new app translations were added or completed, whether store copy/localized listings changed, whether live store…
Read or change FeedFlow's Microsoft Store listing with pcenter — listing text, screenshots, locales, submissions and rollouts. Use when inspecting live Store copy, syncing listing text from assets/storecopy, replacing Store screenshots, adding or removing a…
Update and localize FeedFlow release notes when the user provides platform-specific changelog copy. Use for Android Google Play, iOS App Store, macOS App Store, and Windows Microsoft Store release-note updates, including requests to translate notes for every…
Investigate and fix FeedFlow crashes from Sentry triage notes. Use when the user provides a local note path, note URL, Gmail-exported note, Sentry issue URL, Sentry issue ID, or event ID and asks Codex to check why a crash is happening, explain the root…
Generate release notes for app stores (Android Play Store, iOS App Store, macOS App Store, Linux Flatpak). Use when the user asks for changelogs, release notes, or store descriptions based on git history.