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A reference guide for Android native development covering Kotlin/Compose patterns, Material Design 3 specs, Gradle project setup, and build troubleshooting. It defines standards for threading, state m

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Setup & Installation

npx skills add https://github.com/MiniMax-AI/android-native-dev --skill android-native-dev
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https://github.com/MiniMax-AI/android-native-dev
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What This Skill Does

A reference guide for Android native development covering Kotlin/Compose patterns, Material Design 3 specs, Gradle project setup, and build troubleshooting. It defines standards for threading, state management, resource naming, and test layering. Rather than hunting across Android docs, Material guidelines, and Kotlin references separately, this skill consolidates the decisions and anti-patterns that trip up Android developers daily into one place.

When to use it

  • Working with android native dev functionality
  • Implementing android native dev features
  • Debugging android native dev related issues

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