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status

Release pipeline dashboard for an app
The status command aggregates App Store release signals into one deterministic payload for CI, agents, and human review.

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Usage

asc status [flags]

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What It Includes

Use --include to choose which sections to fetch:
  • app
  • builds
  • testflight
  • appstore
  • submission
  • review
  • phased-release
  • links

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Examples

asc status --app "123456789"
asc status --app "com.example.app"
asc status --app "My App"
asc status --app "123456789" --include builds,testflight,submission
asc status --app "123456789" --watch --poll-interval 15s
asc status --app "123456789" --output table

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Flags

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--app
string
required
App Store Connect app ID, bundle ID, or exact app name (required, or ASC_APP_ID)
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--include
string
Comma-separated sections: app, builds, testflight, appstore, submission, review, phased-release, links
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--watch
boolean
default:"false"
Poll and emit snapshots when status changes
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--poll-interval
string
default:"30s"
Polling interval for --watch
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--max-polls
integer
default:"0"
Maximum polls for --watch (0 = unlimited)
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--output
string
default:"json"
Output format: json, table, markdown

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Typical Uses

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Check release health once

asc status --app "123456789" --output table

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Watch review and submission progress

asc status \
  --app "123456789" \
  --include submission,review,appstore \
  --watch \
  --poll-interval 30s

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Feed structured output into CI or automation

asc status --app "123456789" --output json

Release command

Stage an App Store release before submission

Publish command

Run the canonical App Store upload + submit workflow

Review command

Inspect app-scoped review state and blockers directly