Google Play Store for Openclaw

A professional-grade automation and optimization framework for managing the complete Android app lifecycle on the Google Play Store.

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v1.0.0
Feb 25, 2026
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install google-play-store

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install google-play-store using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

Prefer to download?

Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is Google Play Store?

The Google Play Store skill is a comprehensive technical companion designed for developers using Openclaw Skills to manage app deployments with precision. It bridges the gap between raw code and a successful store presence by providing structured workflows for release tracks, versioning strategies, and staged rollouts. This skill acts as a safeguard, ensuring that every submission adheres to Google's evolving policy requirements and technical standards.

Beyond simple publishing, this skill focuses on growth and stability. It integrates advanced App Store Optimization (ASO) frameworks to improve discoverability and provides detailed checklists to prevent common rejection triggers. By maintaining a local memory of your app's history and configuration, it enables a data-driven approach to mobile DevOps without ever compromising your sensitive credentials or signing keys.

Google Play Store Use Cases

  • Automating the mandatory 20-tester and 14-day progression for new developer accounts.
  • Orchestrating staged rollouts from 1% to 100% to minimize the impact of potential regressions.
  • Implementing a robust version code strategy (YYYYMMDDHH) to prevent build conflicts.
  • Generating and verifying pre-submission checklists for content ratings, data safety, and privacy policies.
  • Managing recovery workflows and appeal strategies following app rejections or policy warnings.

How Google Play Store Works

  1. The skill initializes a local directory structure at ~/google-play-store/ to maintain state and app history.
  2. It analyzes the current app status and identifies the required release track progression (Internal to Production).
  3. It runs a multi-point pre-submission checklist covering technical SDK requirements and visual asset compliance.
  4. Developers use the skill's ASO framework to optimize titles and descriptions based on specific character limits and keyword impact.
  5. During deployment, the skill guides the user through staged rollout milestones, monitoring for halt triggers like crash spikes.
  6. For ongoing maintenance, it provides an SLA-driven response protocol for managing Google Play policy communications.

Google Play Store Setup

To integrate this skill into your workflow with Openclaw Skills, use the following commands:

# Install the skill from the hub
clawhub install google-play-store

# Initialize the required local directory structure
mkdir -p ~/google-play-store/apps
mkdir -p ~/google-play-store/checklists

# Sync to ensure you have the latest policy and ASO guidelines
clawhub sync

Note: Ensure you have your Google Play Service Account or API credentials configured in your external CI/CD environment (e.g., Fastlane or GitHub Actions), as this skill does not store sensitive tokens.

Google Play Store Data Schema & Taxonomy

The skill maintains a structured local taxonomy to track app metadata and workflow progress:

Path Purpose
memory.md Global account preferences and a master list of managed applications.
apps/{package}/ Dedicated directories for each Android package name containing specific notes and ASO history.
checklists/ Templates and completed logs for submission readiness and policy audits.
tracks.md Local reference for release track status and rollout percentages.

All data is kept within your local file system, ensuring that package identifiers and status notes are never transmitted to external servers.

Google Play Store Advanced Features

  • Smart Versioning: Automatically suggests unique versionCode patterns based on timestamps to avoid 'burned' codes.
  • Rejection Recovery: Logic-based troubleshooting for common policy violations and metadata rejections.
  • ASO Keyword Mapping: High-impact character limit tracking for Title (30), Short Description (80), and Full Description (4000).
  • Staged Rollout Protocol: Defined safety gates for 1%, 5%, 20%, and 50% release stages based on crash-free rates.
  • Tester Compliance: Built-in tracking for the mandatory 14-day consecutive testing period for new apps.

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