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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when the user wants mobile app intelligence for the Apple App Store or Google Play with AppKittie, including app discovery, ASO keyword research, metadata optimization, competitor analysis, growth, revenue, ad intelligence, review analysis, or shared marketing context. Use AppKittie MCP tools or the REST API for…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
When the user wants to analyze advertising strategies, find apps running ads, or understand user acquisition tactics. Also use when the user mentions "ad intelligence", "Meta ads", "Facebook ads", "Apple Search Ads", "ad creatives", "user acquisition", "UA strategy", or "who is advertising". For growth trends, see…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
When the user wants to discover, explore, or browse mobile apps in the Apple App Store or Google Play. Also use when the user mentions "find apps", "search apps", "explore apps", "app discovery", "what apps are in [category]", "show me apps that", "browse the App Store", or "browse Google Play". For…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
When the user wants to create a shared context document for their app that other skills can reference. Also use when the user mentions "set up my app", "configure my app context", "my app details", or before running any other skill for the first time. This skill creates app-marketing-context.md which all other skills…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
When the user wants to analyze competitors, compare apps, or understand the competitive landscape. Also use when the user mentions "competitor analysis", "compare apps", "competitive landscape", "who are my competitors", "benchmark my app", or "what are similar apps doing". For keyword-focused research, see…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
When the user wants to find influencers or creators for a mobile app, research creator marketing, or analyze organic social content about apps. Also use when the user mentions "influencers", "creators", "influencer marketing", "micro-influencers", "TikTok creators", "UGC creators", "organic content", "creator…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
When the user wants to analyze app growth trends, find trending apps, or understand momentum in the App Store. Also use when the user mentions "growth analysis", "trending apps", "fastest growing", "top gainers", "top losers", "market movers", or "what apps are growing". For revenue-focused analysis, see…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
When the user wants to discover, evaluate, or prioritize App Store or Google Play keywords. Also use when the user mentions "keyword research", "find keywords", "search volume", "keyword difficulty", "keyword ideas", "what keywords should I target", or "ASO keywords". For implementing keywords into metadata, see…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
When the user wants to write or optimize their App Store listing metadata — title, subtitle, keyword field, or description. Also use when the user mentions "optimize my listing", "write my title", "improve my subtitle", "keyword field", "app description", or "ASO metadata". For keyword discovery, see keyword-research.…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
When the user wants to research, compare, or improve mobile app onboarding, activation flows, signup screens, paywall sequencing, or first-run UX. Use for "onboarding inspiration", "onboarding flow", "first-run experience", "activation", and screen-pattern research, color palettes, typography, and UI component…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
When the user wants to understand app revenue, monetization strategies, pricing models, or revenue benchmarks. Also use when the user mentions "revenue analysis", "how much does this app make", "monetization", "pricing strategy", "in-app purchases", "subscription pricing", "revenue estimates", or "MRR". For growth…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
When the user wants to analyze, read, or understand App Store or Google Play reviews for a mobile app. Also use when the user mentions "reviews", "user feedback", "sentiment analysis", "what users think", "app reviews", "review sentiment", "complaints", "feature requests from users", "rating analysis", or "review…
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