Onboarding live apps without owner questions for what the stores and the code prove: storebound onboard imports the live products and subscriptions with USD / base prices (catalog diff clean), contact values, the App Review contact and demo account (credentials.json, masked), sign-in for review from Apple's review detail and auth code, and the account deletion page from the app's site; App Store keywords count characters (live fields up to 265 bytes accepted); validate accepts the 6.5-inch iPhone set and Play's default-language graphics fallback; Play Reporting API off gives the project's enable link and apps list falls back to local apps; accounts default <profile>; store-only apps (apps add --store --app-id) shown read-only in the desktop (pitfalls 43-52)

skills/listing-localization/SKILL.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Local files only: nothing is sent to a store until the owner pushes with `apple
      Google Play title 30, short description 80, full description 4000. Shorten, never cut mid-word.
    - **Keywords are researched, not translated:** the words people in that market search for, comma separated,
      no spaces after commas, no duplicates, no words already in the name or subtitle (they are indexed anyway), no
-     competitor or trademark names, 100 characters (bytes for CJK) used well (aso-basics).
+     competitor or trademark names, 100 characters (characters in every script, not bytes) used well (aso-basics).
    - Subtitle and short description: the benefit in plain words, no "best / #1 / free", no prices, no other platforms.
    - Arabic and Hebrew stay RTL; Chinese / Japanese / Korean need no spaces in keywords.
 4. Optional provider hook (the owner's choice): `--translate "<command>"` runs the command once per field with the