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Automatically translate and sync App Store metadata (description, keywords, what's new, subtitle) to multiple languages using LLM translation and asc CLI. Use when asked to localize an app's App Store listing, translate app descriptions, or add new languages to App Store Connect.

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# asc localize metadata

Use this skill to pull English (or any source locale) App Store metadata, translate it with LLM, and push translations back to App Store Connect — all automated.

## Command discovery and output conventions

- Always confirm flags with `--help` for the exact `asc` version:
  - `asc localizations --help`
  - `asc localizations download --help`
  - `asc localizations upload --help`
  - `asc apps info edit --help`
- Prefer explicit long flags (`--app`, `--version`, `--version-id`, `--type`, `--app-info`).
- Output defaults are TTY-aware: table in interactive terminals and JSON in CI or other non-interactive contexts. Use explicit `--output` when the format matters.
- Prefer deterministic ID-based operations. Do not "pick the first row" via `head -1` unless the user explicitly agrees.
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