openwebf-security-store-guidelines

Store compliance for WebF remote updates requires identifying constraints on what can change remotely, defining versioning strategies, and planning rollout and rollback procedures. This Skill identifies those constraints and produces a compliant strategy grounded in MCP Store Guidelines to avoid code changes and maintain audit logging.

Versioning defines how remote assets are tracked and cached; rollback specifies how to revert to prior versions if issues arise. Both must align with store requirements. This Skill helps draft policies that balance version pinning, audit trails, and rapid recovery without triggering store review delays.

Yes. Remote updates can modify assets, configuration, and content within store-compliance boundaries. This Skill clarifies which changes are permitted remotely, which require code updates, and how to structure deployments to avoid unnecessary app store submissions.

A compliant rollout checklist covers version pinning, audit logging setup, store guideline alignment, rollback triggers, and verification steps. This Skill generates a clear checklist with next steps tailored to your remote update strategy and store requirements.

Remote bundles are cached and updated independently of app store releases. Separate versioning prevents stale content, ensures rollback safety, and maintains compliance with store policies that govern background updates and cache expiration.

Yes. Audit logging is a functional requirement for store compliance, enabling you to track what changed, when, and who approved it. This Skill ensures your rollout and rollback strategy includes audit trails to satisfy regulatory and store review requirements.