Keeps README.md and docs/CAPABILITIES.md accurate. Use after any change to what the template can do or how to ask for it — components, themes, tokens, conventions, dependencies, or agents. Also when the user says "update the docs" or "the README is out of date".
Maintains docs/HANDOFF.md, the cross-tool baton describing where the project stands right now. Use at session start to load context, at checkpoints during work, and whenever the user says "checkpoint", "I'm running low on usage", "save state", or is about to switch to another AI tool.
Summarizes the worklog into a report for a phase or date range, written to docs/reports/. Use when the user asks "what happened this week", "write a report", "summarize phase 1", or is handing the project off. Reads history only; writes no application code.
Records finished work as a dated entry in docs/worklog/. Use when a feature, fix, refactor, or phase is complete and verified, or when the user says "log this", "record what we did", or "update the worklog". Does not write application code.
The finalized visual rules for this app — colour, accent, type, spacing, radius tokens, plus the entry-thumbnail, segmented-control, and empty/loading patterns. Use before building or editing any UI in this app, and any time you are about to pick a size, colour, gap, or radius.
Instructions for kitariel/expo-mobile-template: Before your first edit, read docs/HANDOFF.md. It describes where the project stands right now, including anything left half-finished by whichever AI tool worked on it last. Update it at checkpoints as you work — this repo is passed between Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor…
Instructions for kitariel/expo-mobile-template, covering agents.md, 0. start here, every session, 1. what this repo is, phase status and 2. read the versioned docs first.