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Mobile Rn by wrsilva — Agent Skill

Name: Mobile Rn
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: wrsilva

Mobile Rn

Builds React Native and Expo apps in TypeScript — navigation with React Navigation or Expo Router, lists, forms, styling, gestures and animations with Reanimated, safe areas, accessibility and localization; networking with TanStack Query, response validation, persistence with MMKV, AsyncStorage, SQLite and secure storage; permissions, push notifications, deep links, background tasks, native modules and config plugins; performance with Hermes and the React profiler; and release with EAS Build, EAS Submit and EAS Update or bare Gradle and Xcode builds. Use when writing or changing React Native code, adding a native capability, configuring Expo, preparing a store build or an over-the-air update, or when the user asks how to do something in React Native, even if they do not name the library.

wrsilva Updated Sep 22, 2026

File contents

Mobile React Native

Guides for building React Native and Expo apps. Cross-platform topics live in their own skills and have React Native references there: architecture and state in mobile-architecture, tests in mobile-test, debugging (Metro, native modules, builds) in mobile-debug, code review in mobile-code-review, security in mobile-security and Firebase in mobile-firebase.

Pick the topic

Topic	Read
Navigation, lists, forms, styling, gestures, animations, accessibility, localization	references/ui-navigation.md
Networking, server state, validation, persistence, offline	references/data-networking.md
Permissions, push, deep links, background work, native modules, config plugins	references/platform-features.md
Performance, bundle, EAS Build, store submission and over-the-air updates	references/performance-release.md

Before writing code

Detect the setup: Expo (managed with Continuous Native Generation, or with committed android/ and ios/) or bare React Native; the React Native and Expo SDK versions; whether the New Architecture is enabled.
Install libraries with npx expo install in Expo projects, so versions match the SDK.
Libraries with native code need a new native build (a development build in Expo); they do not work in Expo Go unless the Expo SDK includes them.
Native requirements of each platform still apply; see mobile-ios and mobile-android for store and platform specifics.

---name: mobile-rndescription: Builds React Native and Expo apps in TypeScript — navigation with React Navigation or Expo Router, lists, forms, styling, gestures and animations with Reanimated, safe areas, accessibility and localization; networking with TanStack Query, response validation, persistence with MMKV, AsyncStorage, SQLite and secure storage; permissions, push notifications, deep links, background tasks, native modules and config plugins; performance with Hermes and the React profiler; and release with EAS Build, EAS Submit and EAS Update or bare Gradle and Xcode builds. Use when writing or changing React Native code, adding a native capability, configuring Expo, preparing a store build or an over-the-air update, or when the user asks how to do something in React Native, even if they do not name the library.---# Mobile React NativeGuides for building React Native and Expo apps. Cross-platform topics live in their own skills and have React Native references there: architecture and state in `mobile-architecture`, tests in `mobile-test`, debugging (Metro, native modules, builds) in `mobile-debug`, code review in `mobile-code-review`, security in `mobile-security` and Firebase in `mobile-firebase`.## Pick the topic| Topic | Read ||---|---|| Navigation, lists, forms, styling, gestures, animations, accessibility, localization | [references/ui-navigation.md](references/ui-navigation.md) || Networking, server state, validation, persistence, offline | [references/data-networking.md](references/data-networking.md) || Permissions, push, deep links, background work, native modules, config plugins | [references/platform-features.md](references/platform-features.md) || Performance, bundle, EAS Build, store submission and over-the-air updates | [references/performance-release.md](references/performance-release.md) |## Before writing code- Detect the setup: Expo (managed with Continuous Native Generation, or with committed `android/` and `ios/`) or bare React Native; the React Native and Expo SDK versions; whether the New Architecture is enabled.- Install libraries with `npx expo install` in Expo projects, so versions match the SDK.- Libraries with native code need a new native build (a development build in Expo); they do not work in Expo Go unless the Expo SDK includes them.- Native requirements of each platform still apply; see `mobile-ios` and `mobile-android` for store and platform specifics.

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