Gradle and build configuration rules for this template — AGP 9 / Gradle 9 DSL (built-in Kotlin, compileSdk block, optimization block instead of minify/proguard), the gradle/libs.versions.toml version catalog, R8 keep rules in keepRules/.keep, gradle.properties defaults, and manifest registration. Use when editing…
Workflow for implementing a new Android feature, screen, fragment, activity, dialog, adapter, or enhancement in this XML/MVVM template. Use whenever the user asks to add, build, implement, or extend functionality — before writing any code. Covers planning, the MVVM/MVI skeleton, the Android configuration checklist…
Workflow for turning a fresh copy of this Android template into a new app — renaming the package/namespace/applicationId, branding (icons, splash, palette, fonts), Firebase setup, signing config, stripping unused sample screens, and verifying the foundation. Use when the user says they are starting a new app…
Final verification checklist to run before declaring Android work finished — build, both themes, string resources, lifecycle and leak risks, registered permissions and components, resource parity between values and values-night, and honest reporting of what was and was not verified. Use at the end of any feature, fix…
Rules for Android XML layouts, Material 3 components, semantic color tokens, light/dark theming, dimensions (sdp/ssp), string resources and localization, accessibility, and edge-to-edge insets. Use when creating or editing any layout, drawable, style, color, vector, or string resource, or when a screen must work in…
Workflow for changing an existing working Android project — upgrading dependencies, AGP/Gradle or SDK levels, migrating deprecated APIs, refactoring, and fixing bugs, without breaking what already works. Covers baseline verification, scoping the diff, targetSdk behaviour changes, SharedPreferences/Room data…
Workflow for updating an existing project - dependency and SDK upgrades, migrations, refactors, bug fixes.
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