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Build Capacitor apps that adapt to foldable devices, iPhone Duo and Android foldables, with @erkamyaman/capacitor-foldable. Trigger when laying out around the crease or fold, reading the hinge angle or posture, using window size classes, polyfilling the…

Add product analytics to an Ionic Capacitor app — Firebase Analytics or PostHog. Trigger when adding event tracking, screen views, funnel analytics, A/B testing, or user behavior tracking to an Ionic mobile app.

Build a production-ready Ionic Capacitor mobile app with Angular standalone components, lazy-loaded routes, services for cross-cutting concerns, and @ngx-translate/core for i18n. Trigger when the user wants to create an Ionic Angular app, scaffold pages…

Generate every iOS and Android app icon and splash screen size from a single source PNG using @capacitor/assets. Trigger when adding app icons, generating splash screens, replacing the default Capacitor icon, or shipping any Ionic Capacitor app to a store…

Add "Sign in with Apple" to an Ionic Capacitor app via @capacitor-community/apple-sign-in. Trigger when adding social login on iOS, integrating Apple ID as a sign-in method, or when App Review requires Sign in with Apple alongside other social logins.

Request iOS App Tracking Transparency (ATT) permission so AdMob can serve personalized ads on iOS 14+ without App Review rejecting the build. Trigger when adding ATT, IDFA permission, or "iOS personalized ads" to an Ionic Capacitor app.

Add Face ID / Touch ID / fingerprint authentication to an Ionic Capacitor app via @aparajita/capacitor-biometric-auth. Trigger when adding biometric login, app lock, secure reauthentication, or Face ID/Touch ID gating to a sensitive feature.

Wire Google's User Messaging Platform (UMP) consent dialog into a Capacitor app so AdMob can serve personalized ads in EU/UK/Switzerland without the account being throttled or flagged. Trigger when adding GDPR consent, IAB TCF dialog, or "consent before…

Use when measuring how well an AI agent handles a recurring kind of task. Builds a small eval set, runs it, and raises the difficulty once the agent passes.

Use when letting AI agents run code, install packages or touch real systems. Covers sandboxing, least privilege and quarantine basics.

Use when structuring a codebase that AI agents will edit heavily. Weighs duplication against abstraction now that repeating code and keeping copies in sync is cheap.

Use when you have several independent jobs for AI agents. Splits work into parallel tasks, hands them off like to coworkers, and reviews results in batches.

Use when reviewing code an AI agent wrote, especially in a language or area you don't know well. Judges the result through tests and behaviour instead of reading every line.

Use when making an app or library usable by a person's own AI agent. Designs a command-line interface so agents can drive the app without a built-in chatbot.

Use when deciding whether an app should be native, web, or hybrid (Ionic/Capacitor) now that agents make native code cheaper to produce.

Use when giving an AI coding agent a job. Turns a task into a problem-and-outcome brief with acceptance checks, instead of step-by-step instructions.

Maintainer recipe for changing the score's weights and keeping every explanation of it in step.

Add a custom project badge to Angularians (a project's logo, a short fun title and its colour, on its people's profiles and cards) and open the pull request. Use when someone asks to add a badge for their Angular library, tool, community or course, or to act…

Maintainer recipe for adding a repository to the board, after its issue is agreed.

Give an Angularian the Angular GDE, GitHub Star or Nx Champion badge, by adding their GitHub id to the hand-kept lists. Use when someone asks for a GDE, GitHub Star or Nx Champion badge, or acts on a "Recognition request" issue.

Check a change to the Angularians site against the repository's rules before committing or opening a pull request. Use after changing anything in app/, before a commit, or when reviewing a site pull request.

Take a bot account off the Angularians board by adding it to KNOWN_BOT_ACCOUNTS. Use when someone reports a bot on the board, acts on a "Bot report" issue, or reviews a run's "Possible bots:" line.

Scaffolds a new NgMd Angular docs site using the create-ngmd CLI. Use this skill whenever a user wants to start a new NgMd project. Covers Node and package-manager prerequisites, what the scaffolder produces, and the first edits a new project needs (site…

Writes and edits pages in an NgMd Angular docs site. Use this skill whenever a user is adding, editing, or refactoring documentation content in an NgMd project. Covers the prose-vs-component page model, the seventeen authoring components (sixteen…

Guides a contributor through improving or translating the Turkish Angular docs in this repo (angular-tr). Use whenever the user wants to contribute, fix a translation, translate a page, or open a pull request here. Talk to the user in Turkish.

Generates Angular code and provides architectural guidance. Trigger when creating projects, components, services, or HTTP communication, or for best practices on reactivity (signals, linkedSignal, resource, httpResource), forms, dependency injection, routing,…

Build Capacitor apps that adapt to foldable devices, iPhone Duo and Android foldables, with @erkamyaman/capacitor-foldable. Trigger when laying out around the crease or fold, reading the hinge angle or posture, using window size classes, polyfilling the…

Find and fix AI-generated, vibe-coded, or website-looking UI and UX in mobile apps on any stack, including SwiftUI, UIKit, Jetpack Compose, React Native, Expo, Flutter, Ionic, Capacitor, Angular Native, and NativeScript. Use when a mobile app looks generic or…

Draw the Turkish flag (Türk bayrağı) or its crescent and star (ay yıldız) from a vector computed from the Turkish Flag Law's table, instead of from memory. Trigger whenever an SVG, icon, logo, badge, favicon, illustration, CSS or canvas drawing, or animation…

Find, prove and prepare a pull request to any open source project by discovering and following that project's own rules: AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, developer docs, PR and issue templates, CI workflows, package scripts, commit style and test…

Find, prove and prepare a pull request to the angular/angular repo (framework packages, angular.dev docs in adev, docs-infra, DevTools) following Angular's own contributor docs: setup with pnpm and Bazel, running targeted tests, commit message format, coding…