Manage Google Play Console: releases, listings, monetization, reviews, and Android Vitals.
Play-console-mcp is an MCP integration. Manage Google Play Console: releases, listings, monetization, reviews, and Android Vitals.
The published npm package is @wiseappsai/play-console-mcp, version 0.3.0. Its declared MCP transport is stdio.
The package declares PLAY_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_JSON: Inline Google service-account key JSON (recommended). Alternatively set GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS to a key file path.; GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS: Path to a Google service-account key file (alternative to PLAY_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_JSON).; PLAY_DEVELOPER_ACCOUNT_ID: Numeric Play developer account id. Required only for the users (permissions) toolset.; PLAY_REPORTS_BUCKET: Cloud Storage report-export bucket for the play_reviews_export and play_stats_export tools — the value from Play Console > Download reports > 'Copy Cloud Storage URI' (pubsite_prod_rev_...). Not the developer account id.; PLAY_STORAGE_CREDENTIALS: Path to a credentials JSON used only for the storage/reviews-export client. The report buckets usually can't be granted to a service account; locally gcloud auth application-default login is auto-detected instead.; PLAY_TOOLSETS: Comma-separated toolsets to enable, or 'all'. Toolsets: releases, store_listing, monetization, commerce, reviews, users, devices, advanced, vitals, reports, workflows.; PLAY_READ_ONLY: Set to 'true' to expose only read-only actions..
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| Variable | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| PLAY_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_JSON | Inline Google service-account key JSON (recommended). Alternatively set GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS to a key file path. | Optional |
| GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS | Path to a Google service-account key file (alternative to PLAY_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_JSON). | Optional |
| PLAY_DEVELOPER_ACCOUNT_ID | Numeric Play developer account id. Required only for the users (permissions) toolset. | Optional |
| PLAY_REPORTS_BUCKET | Cloud Storage report-export bucket for the play_reviews_export and play_stats_export tools — the value from Play Console > Download reports > 'Copy Cloud Storage URI' (pubsite_prod_rev_...). Not the developer account id. | Optional |
| PLAY_STORAGE_CREDENTIALS | Path to a credentials JSON used only for the storage/reviews-export client. The report buckets usually can't be granted to a service account; locally gcloud auth application-default login is auto-detected instead. | Optional |
| PLAY_TOOLSETS | Comma-separated toolsets to enable, or 'all'. Toolsets: releases, store_listing, monetization, commerce, reviews, users, devices, advanced, vitals, reports, workflows. | Optional |
| PLAY_READ_ONLY | Set to 'true' to expose only read-only actions. | Optional |
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