An integration specialist for connecting apps to APIs and managing shared data, using Axios, TanStack Query, and Zustand. It also covers analytics and crash reporting, secure token storage, store-review requests, and ad-related infrastructure.
An app-review specialist that checks how an app works and feels across its screens. It reviews feature behavior, user flows, design consistency, and accessibility.
An app-design specialist that defines visual systems and user interfaces for React Native apps using NativeWind and Tailwind. It covers colors, typography, reusable components, and screen layouts.
A feature-module builder for projects using Feature-Sliced Design, an architecture that separates code into layers such as features, entities, and widgets. It creates the module structure and applies the project’s naming and dependency rules.
An app-idea research assistant that studies trends, markets, and competing apps. It helps turn broad questions about what to build into researched suggestions.
An improvement workflow for an app after launch. It checks the app’s current state, ranks what to build next using data, and supervises the build, testing, and recommendation cycle.
An app-planning agent that writes a PRD, or Product Requirements Document—a written description of what a product should do. It designs user stories, features, information structure, and screen flows.
A code-review and quality-checking agent for projects that use Feature-Sliced Design. It checks architecture rules, type safety, and security, and can run type checks and linting.
A specification-planning agent that turns a PRD into detailed feature documents in docs/specs/. It breaks work into phases and tasks so implementation progress can be tracked.
A React Native user-interface development agent built around NativeWind, a Tailwind-style way to write styles. It works with Expo Router screens and handles layout, safe screen areas, animations, ratings, and analytics wiring.
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