EAS App Store Submission With Claude Code
Prepare Expo production builds, EAS submit profiles, TestFlight, version numbers and store metadata with a focused Claude Code release workflow.
Separate production release work from development-client testing and carry one verified build through submission.
Store release combines application state, signing, build profiles, versioning and listing metadata. A useful workflow records the exact artifact and environment at each handoff.
Who this guide is for
Expo teams preparing iOS App Store, Google Play or TestFlight production releases with EAS.
- Align eas.json profiles with the intended store channel.
- Track app versions, build numbers and the submitted artifact.
- Verify release health after submission rather than stopping at a successful command.
Which skills fit this job?
Start with the narrowest option that covers the full output. The package is useful when the workflow regularly crosses several specialisms.

Primary release guide
Eas App Stores Agent Skill
Covers EAS build and submit, store profiles, versions, TestFlight, metadata and ASO.
Claude Code or a compatible local agent with Node.js and the Expo or EAS toolchain.

Release automation
Eas Workflows Agent Skill
Defines EAS workflow YAML for repeatable build and deployment pipelines.

Post-release evidence
Eas Observe Agent Skill
Adds supported metrics, events, route performance and error reporting for shipped Expo apps.
Compare the options
| Option | Best use | Price | Contents | Runtime |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eas App Stores Agent Skill | Primary release guide | £10.00 | 13 files | Claude Code or a compatible local agent with Node.js and the Expo or EAS toolchain. |
| Eas Workflows Agent Skill | Release automation | £10.00 | 10 files | Claude Code or a compatible local agent with Node.js and the Expo or EAS toolchain. |
| Eas Observe Agent Skill | Post-release evidence | £10.00 | 12 files | Claude Code or a compatible local agent with Node.js and the Expo or EAS toolchain. |
A practical workflow
Freeze the release inputs
Confirm branch, environment, identifiers, credentials, version values and the exact build profile.
Build and submit one artifact
Create the production build, record its identifier and use the matching submit profile for the intended store.
Verify the store path
Check processing, metadata, tester or review availability and post-release observability before closing the release.
Where this approach stops
Keep this boundary visible
Never treat a development client as a store-ready build. Production signing, profiles, privacy declarations and listing requirements must be handled separately.
Questions before you choose
Is EAS App Stores the same as Expo Dev Client?
No. Dev Client supports internal development. EAS App Stores covers production builds, store submissions and release metadata.
Can the workflow submit to both Apple and Google?
Yes, but each store has separate credentials, profiles, metadata and review requirements that must be verified independently.
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