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Template repo file structure: where screens, navigation, theme, data, and platform entries live in the monorepo

Android TV build and D-pad QA using Android CLI first, with bounded Gradle and ADB fallbacks

Expo Application Services cloud build configuration for TV app APK and IPA generation

Expo TV configuration: app.json plugins, prebuild settings, platform-specific config for react-native-tvos

Fire TV leanback manifest configuration: banner icons, LEANBACK_LAUNCHER intent filter, TV-specific Android settings

Gradle build commands: assembleDebug, assembleRelease, APK output paths, and emulator installation

Fire TV Vega OS (Kepler) build system: npx kepler build, Vega app structure, platform-specific components

react-tv-space-navigation patterns: SpatialNavigationRoot, focus isolation, drawer integration, D-pad event handling

Get app info and active edit status. Use this first to understand what state an app is in before making any changes.

View device targeting for an APK. Use when you need to check which Fire TV or tablet devices an APK supports.

Submit an edit for Amazon review. Use after validate-edit passes to make changes live. Irreversible.

Create a new draft edit for an app. Required before uploading APKs, updating listings, or making any changes. Use when check-status shows no active edit.

Delete a draft edit to discard all changes or recover from a stuck state. Use when you need to start over or clean up a failed operation.

Orchestrated full release workflow — create edit, upload APK, update listing, add screenshots, validate, and commit. Use for complete app updates with metadata changes.

Download sales, earnings, or subscription reports. Use when you need financial data about app performance.

Upload, list, or replace screenshots and icons for a locale. Use when adding or updating app store images.

Complete knowledge base for building production-ready cross-platform TV applications with React Native - supporting Android TV, Apple TV, Fire TV (Fire OS & Vega OS), and Web TV platforms with a single codebase. Use when implementing TV apps, monorepo architecture, spatial navigation, video playback, platform-specific optimizations, or migrating from Vega to multi-platform.

Quick start guide for experienced React Native developers transitioning to TV app development. Covers Fire OS, Android TV, Apple TV (tvOS), Vega OS, and Web TV platforms. Focuses on what's different from mobile: spatial navigation, remote controls, focus management, and 10-foot UI patterns. Skip the basics - get your first TV app running fast.

Expert troubleshooting for Apple TV (tvOS) React Native development. Use when users have issues with Siri Remote, focus management, TVEventHandler, TVFocusGuideView, ScrollView not scrolling, tvOS-specific problems, parallax animations, or tvOS vs Android TV differences.

TMDB (The Movie Database) API integration for React Native TV streaming apps. Use when users need help with movie/TV show data, poster images, search functionality, trending content, video trailers from TMDB, API authentication, rate limiting, or TypeScript types for TMDB responses.

Boot, stream, and control Android phone/TV emulators headlessly with the porthole CLI or MCP tools — screenshots, touch/D-pad input, semantic UI dumps, logcat, and APK install. Use when asked to run, test, drive, or inspect an Android emulator or AVD, navigate an Android TV app, or verify Android UI state from an agent workflow.