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Complete onboarding guide for developers who are new to Detour, the open-source deferred deep linking SDK by Software Mansion. Use this skill whenever a user asks what Detour is, how to get started with Detour, how to set up deep linking with Detour, how to install the Detour SDK, how to configure the Detour dashboard, or how deferred deep linking works. Also use it when the user has no prior deep linking setup and wants to add deep links to their app. Covers everything from zero to production: account setup, dashboard configuration, Universal Links and App Links, platform SDK integration for React Native, iOS, Android, and Flutter, analytics, and architecture.
The default way to build any Bazel workspace on Limrun: build its iOS and Android targets on Limrun's shared build plane with `lim bazel setup` and `bazel build --config=limrun`, from any environment (Linux, Windows, macOS, VM, container, CI), with one remote cache shared across the organization. Use when the project is a Bazel workspace (MODULE.bazel) with rules_apple or rules_android and the user wants to build it remotely, run the built app on a Limrun simulator or emulator, set up Bazel remote execution in CI, or fix a `--config=limrun` build that fails on authentication, workers, or missing MODULE.bazel lines. limrun-xcode-bazel covers only the legacy `lim xcode rbe` flow; use it only when the workspace already runs on `lim xcode rbe` or the user asks for it. For non-Bazel Android builds, use limrun-gradle.
Comprehensive mobile push notification guide for iOS (APNS) and Android (FCM). Use when setting up push notifications, debugging delivery issues, implementing background/foreground handlers, managing push tokens, integrating deep linking, or troubleshooting platform-specific issues.
Guides the user through Tauri application code signing and notarization for Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, and Windows platforms including certificate setup and configuration.
Automatically discover mobile development skills when working with iOS, Android, Swift, SwiftUI, React Native, mobile development, SwiftData, or app development. Activates for mobile development tasks.
Generate Midscene YAML browser automation files from natural language. Supports Web, Android, iOS with Native and Extended modes.
Interoperate with native APIs in a Flutter app on Android, iOS, and the web
Build cross-platform VoIP calling apps with Flutter using Telnyx WebRTC SDK. Covers authentication, making/receiving calls, push notifications (FCM + APNS), call quality metrics, and AI Agent integration. Works on Android, iOS, and Web.
Guides the agent through general Capacitor app development topics. Covers core concepts (native bridge, plugins, web layer), Capacitor CLI usage, app configuration (capacitor.config.ts, splash screens, app icons, deep links), platform management (Android, iOS, Electron, PWA), edge-to-edge and safe area handling on Android, live reload setup, storage solutions, file handling, security best practices, CI/CD references, iOS package managers (SPM, CocoaPods), and troubleshooting for Android and iOS. Do not use for creating new Capacitor apps, Capacitor plugin APIs, creating Capacitor plugins, in-app purchases, upgrading Capacitor versions, Cordova or PhoneGap migration, or framework-specific patterns (Angular, React, Vue).
Text analytics using LLM APIs — sentiment analysis, customer feedback classification, document entity extraction, multi-language support (English/Luganda/Swahili), feedback aggregation, and NLP feature implementation for PHP/Android/iOS. Sources...
Migrate to RevenueCat from raw StoreKit or Google Play Billing, or upgrade the RevenueCat SDK across a major version. Use when the user says migrate to RevenueCat, switch from StoreKit to RC, upgrade RevenueCat SDK, from v4 to v5, observer mode, RevenueCat major version upgrade, or already have in app purchases and want to add RevenueCat on iOS, Android, Kotlin Multiplatform, Flutter, or React Native.
Guides the agent through creating and maintaining Capacitor plugins from scratch. Covers scaffolding a new plugin project, designing the TypeScript API, implementing native iOS (Swift) and Android (Java/Kotlin) bridges, implementing the web layer, defining TypeScript type definitions, plugin configuration values, plugin hooks, development workflow with local testing, documentation generation, and publishing to npm. Do not use for installing existing plugins into an app, upgrading existing plugins to newer Capacitor versions, adding SPM support to plugins, or non-Capacitor plugin frameworks.