Rank tracking, the live store listing, and Apple's 100-character keywords field. These tools GET the information and APPLY a change — none of them scores, ranks or proposes wording, because the reasoning belongs in your session where you can see it. Note that tracking a term is a standing nightly commitment, not a one-off insert.
All 13 tools here are live on the hosted server. 7 of those answer a read-only token; the other 6 need a full-access one.
keyword_briefreadStart here. One call for one storefront + locale: the listing, the tracked set with its scores, the packed field, the candidates and the budget.
list_tracked_keywordsreadThe tracked set: rank, 7-day trend, popularity, difficulty and relevance per (keyword, storefront) pair. Filterable by storefront.
get_keyword_historyreadOne keyword's rank series over a window, plus the competitors that held the slate and how often each appeared.
get_keywords_fieldreadThe packed 100-character keywords field for ONE storefront, best-observed-rank first, with what did not fit. Storefront is required.
get_listingreadOne locale's App Store listing with per-field editable / lock_reason — check it before drafting a title nobody can apply.
suggest_keywordsreadCandidate terms mined from your own live listing. Reads App Store Connect on every call, so don't poll it.
update_listingwritePush listing text to the App Store, one locale at a time. Only the fields you send are written; each one comes back with Apple's own verdict.
create_app_versionwriteOpen a new App Store version — the draft that unlocks every field a live listing freezes. Submits nothing, releases nothing.
list_notesreadWhat changed and when, newest first: a listing field written through Attribura (before → after), a version Apple reports on sale, a note someone added. Read a rank move next to the note that precedes it.
add_notewriteRecord a change made elsewhere — a price, a campaign, a partnership — on its date, so the charts and the history carry it. Listing writes are noted on their own, and so is every version once Apple reports it on sale.
delete_notewriteRemove one note that was wrong. Notes are never edited: delete, then add again.
track_keywordswriteStart tracking (keyword, storefront) pairs. Each one is an Apple request every night, forever — the server refuses a batch that costs too much.
untrack_keywordwriteStop tracking one pair and delete its rank history. One per call — there is no bulk delete.