generated: '2026-07-25' method: generated source: >- openapi/liberty-global-appstore-metadata-service-openapi.yml, openapi/liberty-global-appstore-bundle-service-openapi.yml, openapi/liberty-global-appstore-caching-service-openapi.yml, plus the provider READMEs. Every operationId referenced was verified verbatim against the specification. note: >- Liberty Global publishes no AGENTS.md and no skill files — github.com/LibertyGlobal was searched and the three component repositories probed. These are API Evangelist-generated operating instructions for the only first-party API surface Liberty Global has, the RDK/DAC AppStore stack. They are grounded in real operationIds and the real conventions captured in this repo; the two bundle-chain operations have no operationId in the source specification and that is recorded rather than papered over. skills: - file: liberty-global-publish-an-rdk-app.md name: Publish an RDK app to the Liberty Global AppStore api: openapi/liberty-global-appstore-metadata-service-openapi.yml perspective: maintainer operations: [createMaintainer, getMaintainer, listMaintainerApplications, createMaintainerApplication, getMaintainerApplication, replaceMaintainerApplication, deleteMaintainerApplication] - file: liberty-global-discover-apps-from-a-set-top-box.md name: Discover AppStore applications from a set-top box api: openapi/liberty-global-appstore-metadata-service-openapi.yml perspective: stb operations: [listApplications, getApplicationDetails] - file: liberty-global-fetch-an-application-bundle.md name: Fetch a generated application bundle api: openapi/liberty-global-appstore-caching-service-openapi.yml also_uses: openapi/liberty-global-appstore-bundle-service-openapi.yml perspective: bundle-chain operations: [] operations_note: Neither the caching nor the bundle service declares an operationId; both are single GETs on a five-segment composite path. coverage: operations_total: 14 operations_covered: 12 uncovered: [getMaintainers, deleteMaintainer] uncovered_note: >- getMaintainers and deleteMaintainer are administrative operations on the maintainer registry rather than steps in a developer flow, so no skill packages them.