RevenueCat Product Creation

Quickly create a new product in RevenueCat.

Description

Guided product creation with prompts for product type, store identifier, and configuration. Supports subscriptions, consumables, and one-time purchases.

Usage

/rc:create-product [type] [identifier] [project_name]

Arguments:

• type (optional): subscription, consumable, non_consumable, one_time
• identifier (optional): A hint for the store identifier
• project_name (optional): Name of the project to create the product in. If not provided, the user will be prompted to select a project.

Arguments available as $ARGUMENTS.

Instructions

When the user invokes this skill, guide them through product creation:

1. Parse Arguments (from $ARGUMENTS)

   • Extract type (e.g., subscription, consumable), identifier, and project_name (optional)
   • Arguments can be in any order
   • Product type keywords: subscription, consumable, non_consumable, one_time
   • Project name: case-insensitive partial match

2. Get Projects

   • Call mcp_RC_get_project to get all projects
   • If project_name is specified in arguments, filter projects by name (case-insensitive partial match)
   • If no matching project found or no project specified, prompt the user to select a project
   • Once project is selected, call mcp_RC_list_apps to get available apps for that project

3. Gather Product Information If not provided in $ARGUMENTS, ask the user for:

   a) Product Type

   • subscription - Auto-renewing subscription
   • consumable - Can be purchased multiple times (coins, gems)
   • non_consumable - One-time unlock (remove ads, premium feature)
   • one_time - Non-renewing (season pass)

   b) Target App

   • Which app should this product belong to?
   • Show list of available apps from step 1

   c) Store Identifier

   • For App Store: e.g., com.myapp.monthly_premium
   • For Play Store subscriptions: product_id:base_plan_id
   • For Play Store one-time: just the SKU

   d) Display Name

   • Human-readable name for the dashboard

   e) Duration (subscriptions only)

   • P1W - Weekly
   • P1M - Monthly
   • P2M - 2 Months
   • P3M - 3 Months (Quarterly)
   • P6M - 6 Months (Semi-annual)
   • P1Y - Yearly

4. Create the Product

   • Call mcp_RC_create_product with the gathered information

5. Suggest Next Steps After creation, suggest:

   • Attach to an entitlement: "Would you like to attach this to an entitlement?"
   • Add to an offering: "Would you like to add this to an offering?"
   • Create pricing (test store only): "Would you like to set up pricing?"

Example Interaction

Example 1: With project name specified

/rc:create-product subscription "Meditation App"

Assistant: I'll help you create a subscription product for Meditation App. I found 3 apps in this project:

1. Meditation App (app_store) - iOS
2. Meditation App (Web) (rc_billing) - Web
3. Meditation App (Stripe) (stripe) - Stripe

Which app should this product belong to?

User: iOS

Assistant: Great! Now I need a few more details:

• Store Identifier: What's the product ID you configured in App Store Connect? (e.g., com.myapp.monthly)
• Display Name: What should we call this in the RevenueCat dashboard?
• Duration: Weekly (P1W), Monthly (P1M), Quarterly (P3M), Semi-annual (P6M), or Yearly (P1Y)?

User: com.meditation.premium_monthly, Premium Monthly, P1M

Assistant: Created product successfully:

• Product ID: prod1a2b3c4d5
• Store Identifier: com.meditation.premium_monthly
• Type: subscription
• Duration: Monthly (P1M)

Would you like me to:

1. Attach this to an entitlement?
2. Add this to an offering package?

Example 2: Without project name (will prompt for selection)

/rc:create-product consumable

Assistant: I'll help you create a consumable product. First, which project should this belong to? [Shows list of all available projects]

Example 3: All arguments provided

/rc:create-product one_time com.myapp.lifetime "Photo Editor"

Creates a one-time purchase product with the given identifier in the Photo Editor project.

Notes

• For Test Store apps, you can also set pricing using this skill followed by price configuration
• Products must be created in App Store Connect / Play Console before they can be used in production
• Use the same store identifier that you configured in your app store
• Project name matching is case-insensitive and supports partial matches
• If you have multiple projects, use the project name parameter to avoid selection prompts
• Arguments can be provided in any order (e.g., "subscription SolarWatch" or "SolarWatch subscription")