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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The command adds Apple Ads keyword discovery and is otherwise mergeable, but an upstream stall can leave the CLI blocked because the request has no command-scoped timeout, and the new flags do not clearly show their experimental lifecycle status in help. These bounded issues should have explicit owner awareness or follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant KeywordsDiscoverCommand
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KeywordsDiscoverCommand->>AppleAdsSuggestionSources: collect keyword and phrase suggestions
AppleAdsSuggestionSources-->>KeywordsDiscoverCommand: return suggestions and source statuses
KeywordsDiscoverCommand->>KeywordDiscoverReport: normalize, deduplicate, limit, and build score input
KeywordsDiscoverCommand->>keywordDiscoverTables: render the registered report
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…uggestions Add `asc optimize keywords discover`, which reads Apple's two official Ads suggestion endpoints for an app, deduplicates the terms across both, and reports each one with the endpoint it came from. No campaign is required, and undocumented endpoints stay out of scope. The report carries scoreKeywords, a comma-separated list of the suggestions that satisfy the group's keyword hygiene, so discovery feeds straight into `asc optimize keywords score --keywords`. Suggestions that would be rejected stay listed but are excluded from that field rather than silently dropped. Apple Ads is the only source for this command, so it fails rather than degrades when that source is unavailable, and the failure names the credential flags and `asc ads auth login`.
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In `@internal/cli/cmdtest/optimize_keywords_discover_test.go`:
- Around line 112-128: Update the test’s runCommand call to retain stderr, then
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in runErr.Error(), including optimize keywords discover, --ad-account,
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[experimental]to the help text for the new--app,--country,--genre,--ad-account,--ads-profile, and--limitflags. Do not change the shared output flags.Based on learnings, “New user-facing CLI flags in the internal/cli Go commands must be labeled
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| summary := asc.KeywordDiscoverSummary{Available: len(suggestions)} | ||
| truncated := input.Truncated | ||
| if input.Limit > 0 && len(suggestions) > input.Limit { | ||
| suggestions = suggestions[:input.Limit] |
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When the keyword endpoint returns --limit entries, fetchSearchSuggestions appends those entries before the phrase results, so this prefix slice discards every phrase suggestion regardless of its popularity. In the normal full-page case, the report and scoreKeywords therefore become keyword-only even though the phrase source was queried and may be reported as available; merge or allocate the two bounded streams before applying the global limit.
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| more := envelope.Pagination.TotalCount > offset+len(envelope.Result) |
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When a suggestion response fills the bounded page but omits pagination.totalCount, the missing integer decodes as zero and this comparison returns more == false, causing discover to emit truncated:false even when another page exists. Suggestion requests use RecommendationQueryRequest and do not request fetchTotalCount; the existing unbounded-pagination test already treats full suggestion pages without that field as having another page, so the bounded path needs to distinguish an absent total and probe beyond the requested prefix.
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| Truncated bool `json:"truncated"` | ||
| Sources []KeywordDiscoverSourceStatus `json:"sources"` | ||
| Summary KeywordDiscoverSummary `json:"summary"` | ||
| ScoreKeywords string `json:"scoreKeywords,omitempty"` |
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When discovery succeeds with no score-ready suggestions, omitempty removes the advertised handoff field entirely; the documented jq -r .scoreKeywords pipeline then produces the literal string null, which optimize keywords score accepts as a valid keyword and scores. Serialize the empty field so the handoff fails as empty input rather than silently scoring the wrong term.
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For limits above 1000 that are not page-size multiples, the final request can fetch past maxItems; for example, --limit 1500 with totalCount: 1800 fetches 1000 and then 800 items, returns only 1500, but computes more as 1800 > 1800 and reports false. If the other suggestion stream is empty, the final report therefore says truncated:false despite omitting 300 results. Fresh evidence beyond the existing absent-totalCount case is that this fails even when Apple supplies an accurate total; compare the total with the returned prefix or request only the remaining capacity.
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| more, err = probeOptimizationListHasMore(ctx, client, spec, body, offset+len(envelope.Result)) | ||
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When Apple omits pagination.totalCount and the initial response exactly fills --limit, a timeout or transient failure in this one-record truncation probe turns the successfully fetched prefix into an error. fetchOptimizationSuggestionsLimitedWithMore subsequently discards those items, so discovery can mark the source unavailable—or omit every requested suggestion when the other source is empty—instead of returning the data already received; preserve the prefix and conservatively mark it truncated when only the probe fails. Unlike the already reported missing-total case, this occurs when the new probe is attempted but fails.
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#2120 and #2123 evaluate a keyword list you already have. Producing that list was left to the caller, which for an agent means guessing. Apple already publishes candidates for a given app through two documented Apple Ads suggestion endpoints, and neither requires an existing campaign — but nothing in the CLI surfaces them.
This completes the loop: discover official candidates → score them to decide which are worth pursuing → rank the ones that were adopted.
Behavior
Suggestions come from Apple's official endpoints only:
POST /v1/suggestions/keywords/queryPOST /v1/suggestions/phrases/queryTerms from both are lowercased and whitespace-collapsed, deduplicated across the two sources with the first occurrence winning, and reported with the endpoint each one came from plus any popularity Apple attached.
--limitcaps the list and setstruncatedwhen Apple offered more, withsummary.availablepreserving the pre-limit count.Piped-ready for
score. The report carriesscoreKeywords: a comma-separated list of the suggestions that satisfy the group's keyword hygiene (2-60 characters, at most 4 words, at most 100 entries), ready to paste straight intoscore --keywords. Suggestions that would be rejected or split on handoff — a one-character term, a six-word phrase, or a comma-containing term — stay listed underkeywordsbut are excluded from that field. Nothing is silently dropped, and nothing that would bounce is handed onward.This is the one command in the group that fails rather than degrades. Apple Ads is its only source, so there is nothing to fall back to. The failure names the fix:
An empty result is distinguished from an unavailable one: if Apple reports the suggestion sources as
empty, the command succeeds and prints an empty list. It errors only when the sources are genuinely unavailable.Example
$ asc optimize keywords discover --app 1234567890 --country US --limit 25{ "schemaVersion": "1", "appId": "1234567890", "country": "US", "limit": 25, "truncated": false, "sources": [ { "name": "keyword_suggestions", "status": "available", "count": 4 }, { "name": "phrase_suggestions", "status": "available", "count": 3 } ], "summary": { "suggestions": 5, "available": 5, "keywordSource": 3, "phraseSource": 2, "duplicates": 1, "scoreReady": 3 }, "scoreKeywords": "focus timer,habit tracker,pomodoro", "keywords": [ { "keyword": "focus timer", "source": "keyword", "popularity": 61 }, { "keyword": "habit tracker", "source": "keyword", "popularity": 44 }, { "keyword": "deep work sessions for focus", "source": "phrase" }, { "keyword": "pomodoro", "source": "phrase", "popularity": 20 } ] }Feeding it straight onward:
--output tableand--output markdownuse the registered output layer to render summary, suggestion, source, and score-input sections.Formula transparency
This command computes nothing. It reports Apple's own suggestions, the endpoint each came from, and the popularity Apple attached — no ranking, weighting, or scoring is applied on top. Dedupe and hygiene filtering are the only transformations, and both are reflected in the summary counts (
duplicates,availablevssuggestions,scoreReady) so the difference between what Apple returned and what was printed is always visible.Out of scope, deliberately
The iTunes search autocomplete endpoint would return many more candidates and is not used. It is undocumented, unversioned, and carries no compatibility commitment — exactly the kind of source this tree's design position rules out. This is stated in the command's own help text and in
docs/design/optimize-keywords.md, and asserted by a test so it cannot quietly change.Known cost
discoverconsumes the exportedads.CollectSearchOptimizationDatapath, which also fetches campaign, eligibility, reporting, and recommendation data this command ignores. I consumed the existing export rather than touchinginternal/cli/ads/search_optimization.go, which open PRs own. A narrower exported suggestions path is the obvious follow-up and is recorded in the design doc's limitations section.--genreis optional and only narrows one of that path's unrelated sub-requests; it does not affect the suggestions themselves, and the flag help says so.Tests
internal/cli/optimize/keywords_discover_test.go— suggestion flattening with normalization, cross-endpoint dedupe with first-occurrence-wins and a duplicate count,scoreKeywordshygiene filtering (short, over-long-phrase, and comma-containing suggestions listed but excluded; registered table/Markdown output without JSON fallback),--limittruncation with pre-limit accounting, actionable failure when Ads is unavailable, unavailable-vs-empty distinction in both directions, table and markdown rendering, and every usage error asserted to run before any collector call.internal/cli/cmdtest/optimize_keywords_discover_test.go— end-to-end through the real root command: help wiring, the autocomplete-out-of-scope assertion, usage errors on stderr with no stdout, and the actionable credential failure with no request attempted.Gauntlet:
make build,make format,make check-docs,make lint(0 issues),ASC_BYPASS_KEYCHAIN=1 make test— all green. No live API calls; all coverage is stubbed collectors and round-tripper fixtures.Compatibility
Additive only. New leaf under the existing experimental
optimize keywordsgroup; no existing command, flag, or output shape changes. The group's own long help was updated, since "these commands do not invent keyword candidates" needed to become precise now that one of them reports Apple's suggestions.docs/COMMANDS.mdlists top-level commands only, so it is unchanged (verified). As in the parent PRs, the[experimental]marker uses this tree's trailing-suffix convention rather than the prefix convention asserted bystability_tiers_test.gofor the surfaces it enumerates.Summary by CodeRabbit
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optimize keywords discovercommand for official Apple Ads keyword suggestions.Documentation
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