expo-mobile-test
Создать и реально прогнать Expo tests: domain unit, React Native Testing Library и Maestro critical flows.
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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Создать и реально прогнать Expo tests: domain unit, React Native Testing Library и Maestro critical flows.
Read-only аудит Expo Design System, motion, interactions, accessibility и performance risk.
Точка входа Expo Mobile цели через Task Master до реализованного и проверенного результата.
Guides native module development with the Expo Modules API. Covers the module definition DSL, native views, shared objects, config plugins, lifecycle hooks, autolinking, and the type system.
Covers Apple HIG styling, semantic colors, native controls, SF Symbols, media, visual effects, gradients, storage, and responsive layout. Focuses on screen appearance and native UI behavior.
Identifies the goal of Expo or EAS work and selects the appropriate specialized skill. Provides shared setup guidance across mobile implementation, navigation, data fetching, SDK upgrades, native integration, and release tasks.
Guides scaffolding and organizing new Expo apps that use Expo Router. Helps determine where files belong and explicitly limits its scope to new projects.
Provides performance guidelines for writing, reviewing, and refactoring Expo React Native applications. Focuses on component patterns, lists, animations, and image handling.
Provides best-practice guidance for mobile development using Expo, React Native, and TypeScript.
Covers route groups, dynamic routes, folder organization, links with previews, and context menus. Includes native stacks, tabs, titles, modals, form sheets, headers, toolbars, and search bars.
Tests Expo skills end to end, including trigger accuracy and generated code quality. Verifies runtime rendering with screenshots from iOS simulators and Android emulators through Expo Go, with optional web evaluation.
Collects actionable feedback about Expo skills, tools, documentation, and agent failures that could become evaluation cases. Also supports enabling, disabling, checking, and explaining anonymous usage telemetry, which is opt-in.
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