generators-review-prompt

App Store review prompts should be triggered using StoreKit after configurable thresholds like session counts and positive actions, with cooldown enforcement to avoid spamming users. The Skill generates Swift infrastructure that handles platform detection, timing logic, and persistence to request ratings respectfully.

StoreKit review prompt triggers can be configured to fire after a specific number of sessions, days-since-install, or positive actions. This Skill generates ReviewPromptCondition and ReviewPromptStorage Swift files that enforce cooldowns, track thresholds, and manage persistence for App Store builds.

Review prompt logic works for both iOS and macOS App Store apps by detecting the platform and enforcing App Store-only behavior. For direct distribution outside the App Store, the generated infrastructure provides a fallback to direct review pages instead of using StoreKit.

Cooldown periods for App Store rating requests are enforced by tracking the last prompt date in persistent storage. The generated ReviewPromptManager checks this stored date against your configured cooldown interval, such as 60 days, before allowing StoreKit to display another review prompt.

Implementing a custom App Store review prompt manager requires ReviewPromptManager, ReviewPromptCondition, and ReviewPromptStorage Swift files. The Skill generates these files with session tracking, threshold logic, cooldown enforcement, platform guards, and debug overrides for iOS and macOS projects.

App Store review prompts can be tested without waiting for the cooldown period by using debug overrides. The generated Swift infrastructure includes debug guards that bypass cooldown enforcement and threshold requirements during development.