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React Native Update by dvcrn — Agent Skill

Name: React Native Update
Rating: 4.666666666666667 (3 reviews)
Author: dvcrn

React Native Update

Unified integration skill for React Native Update / Pushy（统一入口）across OpenClaw and Claude Code workflows. Use for 安装配置, appKey/update.json 接线, iOS/Android 原生改动, 更新策略（checkStrategy/updateStrategy）, expo-updates 冲突排查, and 热更新接入 troubleshooting in mixed agent CLI environments.

dvcrn Updated Sep 8, 2026 32 repo stars

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React Native Update Integration

Overview

Use this skill to get a project from “not integrated” to “hot update works in release builds”. Prioritize copy-paste-safe steps, smallest viable changes, and explicit verification checkpoints.

Workflow

Detect app type (React Native CLI vs Expo) and target platforms.
Apply dependency/install steps from references/integration-playbook.md.
Apply required native config (Bundle URL / MainApplication integration points).
Add Pushy client + UpdateProvider minimal bootstrapping.
Run scripts/integration_doctor.sh <app-root> to detect common misses.
Return a short action list: done / missing / next verification.

Platform routing

If user context is OpenClaw: provide OpenClaw-first instructions and file/workspace conventions.
If user context is Claude Code: provide Claude Code-first command style and workflow wording.
If context is unknown: provide neutral steps first, then append OpenClaw/Claude Code notes.
Keep technical steps identical; only adapt command conventions and delivery style.

Guardrails

Keep user code changes minimal and localized.
Do not promise hot update works in debug mode; emphasize release verification.
Warn about expo-updates conflict in Expo projects.
Preserve existing app architecture; adapt snippets to current project style.
If native files differ heavily (monorepo/mixed native), provide targeted patch guidance instead of broad rewrites.

Outputs to provide

Minimal integration diff (exact files and snippets).
Verification checklist (build, check update, download, switch version).
Troubleshooting hints for common failures.
Scenario examples when requested (including class component integration and custom whitelist rollout).

Resources

Read references/integration-playbook.md before giving steps.
Use scripts/integration_doctor.sh for quick project diagnosis.

---name: react-native-updatedescription: Unified integration skill for React Native Update / Pushy（统一入口）across OpenClaw and Claude Code workflows. Use for 安装配置, appKey/update.json 接线, iOS/Android 原生改动, 更新策略（checkStrategy/updateStrategy）, expo-updates 冲突排查, and 热更新接入 troubleshooting in mixed agent CLI environments.---# React Native Update Integration## OverviewUse this skill to get a project from “not integrated” to “hot update works in release builds”.Prioritize copy-paste-safe steps, smallest viable changes, and explicit verification checkpoints.## Workflow1. Detect app type (React Native CLI vs Expo) and target platforms.2. Apply dependency/install steps from `references/integration-playbook.md`.3. Apply required native config (Bundle URL / MainApplication integration points).4. Add `Pushy` client + `UpdateProvider` minimal bootstrapping.5. Run `scripts/integration_doctor.sh <app-root>` to detect common misses.6. Return a short action list: done / missing / next verification.## Platform routing- If user context is OpenClaw: provide OpenClaw-first instructions and file/workspace conventions.- If user context is Claude Code: provide Claude Code-first command style and workflow wording.- If context is unknown: provide neutral steps first, then append OpenClaw/Claude Code notes.- Keep technical steps identical; only adapt command conventions and delivery style.## Guardrails- Keep user code changes minimal and localized.- Do not promise hot update works in debug mode; emphasize release verification.- Warn about `expo-updates` conflict in Expo projects.- Preserve existing app architecture; adapt snippets to current project style.- If native files differ heavily (monorepo/mixed native), provide targeted patch guidance instead of broad rewrites.## Outputs to provide- Minimal integration diff (exact files and snippets).- Verification checklist (build, check update, download, switch version).- Troubleshooting hints for common failures.- Scenario examples when requested (including class component integration and custom whitelist rollout).## Resources- Read `references/integration-playbook.md` before giving steps.- Use `scripts/integration_doctor.sh` for quick project diagnosis.

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