Asc Crash Triage
CheckedAsc Crash Triage analyzes support tickets to quickly categorize and prioritize crashes for faster resolution & improved debugging.
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rudrankriyam
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About this skill
What it does
The asc-crash-triage skill allows you to quickly analyze and understand crash reports from App Store Connect. It extracts key information like the device model, iOS version, and crash reason, providing a summary of the most critical issues impacting your app's users. This helps prioritize bug fixes and improve overall application stability.
When to use it
- You receive a notification about a spike in crashes from App Store Connect and need to quickly assess the situation.
- A user reports an issue, and you want to investigate crash logs associated with their device.
- During app development testing, you want to understand the root cause of crashes observed on different devices.
- You're preparing a release and want to ensure no new critical crash patterns have emerged.
Key capabilities
- Extracts device model from crash reports.
- Identifies iOS version associated with crashes.
- Summarizes the primary crash reason.
Example prompts
- "Analyze the latest App Store Connect crash report."
- "What's the most common crash reason in the last week’s crash reports?"
- "Show me a summary of crashes on iPhone 13 devices running iOS 16."
Tips & gotchas
- Requires access to your App Store Connect data. Ensure the AI agent has appropriate permissions.