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android-development
Explicitly routes broad Android/Kotlin, Compose, Room, Gradle, emulator, and Play Store work.
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--- name: android-development description: "Android/Kotlin development: Jetpack Compose, Room database, Gradle builds, emulator management, and Play Store submission." --- # Android Development ## Purpose Android/Kotlin development: Jetpack Compose, Room database, Gradle builds, emulator management, and Play Store submission. ## Routing - Use when: Use when the user asks about Android development, Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Room database, Gradle builds, ADB, Android emulator, Play Store submission, or Android-specific architecture. - Do not use when: Do not use for iOS development (use ios-development), React Native (use the mobile pack), or general mobile CI/CD (use the mobile pack's build-pipeline skill). - Outputs: Kotlin code, Compose UI, Gradle configurations, and Android development guidance. - Success criteria: Returns valid Kotlin/Compose code or Gradle/ADB commands. ## Trigger Examples ### Positive - Use the android-development skill for this request. - Help me with android development. - Use when the user asks about Android development, Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Room database, Gradle builds, ADB, Android emulator, Play Store submission, or Android-specific architecture. - Android Development: provide an actionable result. ### Negative - Do not use for iOS development (use ios-development), React Native (use the mobile pack), or general mobile CI/CD (use the mobile pack's build-pipeline skill). - Do not use android-development for unrelated requests. - This request is outside android development scope. - This is conceptual discussion only; no tool workflow is needed. ## Runtime Prompt - Current runtime prompt length: 903 characters. - Runtime prompt is defined directly in `../android-development.json`.Read the full source on GitHub (opens external page)