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In the latest version of Expo MCP, Enable agents like Claude Code to fix TestFlight crashes and review user feedback automatically 🚀 ◆ Full crash logs and screenshots ◆ Follow up with users over email ◆ Rank issue severity ◆ Works with any Apple app—Expo, SwiftUI, etc.

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