Appo

Returns the contract of the app's web view (safe-area variables, injection timing, cascade, ASCII), the adaptation policy, what Appo holds about the website from its stored reading and the app's prep_mode, for an assistant that edits the website's code and for one that writes with customize_appearance. It holds no code to apply and reads stored data only. Reads only.

get_adaptation_brief

Returns the app's configuration, publication state with the single next action, site findings, the demo-account status with its URL, the try state (whether the app can be tried on the phone, with the options while waiting; the link comes from preview_app), billing status and push summary in one call. No tool accepts credentials. Reads only.

get_app_overview

Creates an app from the address of an existing website. Requires owner_authorized and accepted_tos, set to true from the user's explicit statement that they own or are authorized to publish the website and accept the Terms of Service (https://goappo.io/en/terms); without both, no app is created. prep_mode=self_managed (the default) leaves the layout and safe-area fixes to the site's maintainer, and the app can be tried right away; prep_mode=appo_managed has Appo's team make them, typically within 24-48 hours. Returns the app slug and, once trying is possible, a preview link through preview_app. configure_app changes these settings until the app is published.

create_app

Writes CSS and JavaScript that the app injects into the website, from the catalog preset or supplied code, into an assistant block between /* appo-assistant:start */ and /* appo-assistant:end */; Appo's preparation and the Shopify theme block (/* appo-preset:<theme>:start */ ... :end */) stay as they are. Code is written only for pages the assistant has seen, with its own tools or in screenshots from preview_url, never from assumed pages or routes; for a site behind a password or sign-in, the user unlocks it or shares screenshots first. A fix the user has not named follows the policy of get_adaptation_brief, read first, and is written after the user agrees; for an appo_managed app, after Appo has prepared the site (prepared_at). Takes effect only with confirm:true; without it returns a preview. It reaches installed apps, including published ones. Code with a character outside ASCII is refused, and so is JavaScript that does not parse when the syntax check runs; nothing is written. A later write rewrites the block; an empty value removes it. mode replace overwrites the whole field, Appo's part included.

customize_appearance

Returns code-free Appo remediation recipes for the current rejection.

get_fix_recipe

Tells whether the user can try the app on their phone now: one state (ready, preparing, building, failed) with a message for the user; when ready, one link valid on every phone (preview_url), its text QR code for terminals (preview_qr) and how_to_open; while waiting, the options the user has. Starts building the phone version when needed; non-destructive, executes immediately.

preview_app

Starts publication to the chosen stores. Requires a prepared app and an active plan for it (otherwise the answer is state plan_required with the pricing page). Takes effect only with confirm:true; without it returns a preview of the target stores. A store already submitted answers already_published on a repeat, and no second submission is made. Store review typically takes 1-7 days at Apple and 1-3 days at Google. Valid app_stores values: apple_appstore, google_playstore. No tool accepts credentials; when a test account is needed, demo_account.url is where it is provided.

publish_app

Permanently deletes an app that was never published; a removed app cannot be restored. Takes effect only with confirm:true; without it returns a preview. A published app is not deleted and the answer names the dashboard; an app with an active subscription is not deleted until the subscription is closed.

remove_app

Resubmits a rejected app for review. Takes effect only with confirm:true; without it returns a preview. Requires a customer-owned Apple credential.

trigger_resubmission

Sends a push notification to the app's devices. Takes effect only with confirm:true; without it returns a preview with the recipient count. Each confirmed call sends a new notification, so a repeat sends it again. accepted_count is null until the push service answers.

send_push