- The judgement lived in someone's head — only the person doing it knew the standard
- At volume you could only spot-check, and what slipped through usually surfaced at reconciliation
- Every repeat meant reading it all again from the top — nothing accumulated
App Store Operations Automation
Review replies, version submissions, TestFlight distribution, and certificate monitoring all run as workflows; AI-drafted replies score their own quality first, then wait for human confirmation before publishing.
Why This Workflow Exists
App Store operations is a pile of small tasks you can't afford to miss: new reviews need replies, bad reviews need to be seen immediately, versions need submitting, test builds need distributing, and an unwatched expiring certificate turns into an incident. None of it is hard — doing all of it on time, every day, is.
- The standard is written into 5 steps — everyone reads the same one
- Everything is checked item by item, no sampling; every run leaves a record you can go back to
- 1 steps stop and wait for a person; reject or let it time out and not a single value changes
How This Workflow Runs
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