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Awesome-Android-AI-Agent-Skills
Awesome-Android-AI-Agent-Skills enthält 40 gesammelte Skills von prasad-vennam, mit Repository-Berufsabdeckung und Skill-Detailseiten auf SkillsMP.
Skills in diesem Repository
Handling Bluetooth Low Energy, flow wrappers, and Android 12+ permissions.
Seamless integration of CameraX with Google ML Kit for vision tasks.
Deep-dive skills for banking and healthcare apps.
Use when integrating Google Gemini Nano via AICore for on-device ML.
Automated UIAutomator tests and Hardware mocking setup.
Expanding KMP shared UI to cover Compose Multiplatform edge-cases.
Bridging Native iOS and Desktop APIs back into KMP.
Patterns for local Speech-to-Text and Text-to-Speech without cloud latency.
Google Maps SDK, FusedLocationProvider, and Background GeoFencing.
Use when evaluating App Startup Time, frame timing, and writing Baseline Profiles.
Background playing, Audio focus, and PiP mode using Media3.
Implement local Retrieval-Augmented Generation using Room and Vector embeddings.
Jetpack Compose for Wear OS, rotary input, and ambient modes.
Expert guidance on implementing and managing background tasks in modern Android applications (API 30+).
MANDATORY verification skill to run after EVERY file change. Automatically triggers an Android build (assembledDebug) to check for compilation or schema errors.
Use when setting up continuous integration/deployment (GitHub Actions), Gradle Play Publisher, Fastlane, or R8 Proguard rules for Release builds.
Use when designing the architecture, data layer, domain models, or business logic for Android apps.
Use when performing a code review for Android pull requests, focusing on architecture, memory safety, and UI excellence.
Use to enforce safe concurrency, correct Dispatcher usage, and proper Channel vs StateFlow patterns in ViewModels.
Use when creating Material 3 design systems, custom themes, or dynamic color implementations in Android apps with Jetpack Compose.
Use when integrating Google Workspace APIs (Calendar, Drive, Docs) or implementing Google Sign-In with OAuth Scopes.
Use when configuring Gradle builds, managing dependencies, or modularizing Android applications.
Use when scaffolding or debugging Jetpack Compose Navigation. Enforces Type-Safe navigation with Kotlin Serialization instead of legacy String routes.
Use when implementing local data persistence, offline synchronization, or background data fetching for Android.
Use when securing Android applications, implementing Biometric auth, or encrypting sensitive data locally.
Use when supporting tablets, foldables, and different screen sizes in Android apps with Jetpack Compose.
Use when creating custom UI components, charts, shaders, or hardware-accelerated drawing in Android with Jetpack Compose Canvas.
Use when translating Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD designs into Jetpack Compose code for Android.
Use when loading images with Coil/Glide, implementing video playback with Media3/ExoPlayer, or handling media metadata in Android.
Use when creating advanced Compose animations, shared element transitions, or physics-based motions for Android.
Use when performing logic-based static analysis, detecting code smells, or configuring Detekt for Android.
Use when formatting Kotlin code, enforcing the Android style guide, or configuring KtLint for Android.
Use when improving app accessibility, ensuring WCAG compliance, or fixing TalkBack navigation for Android.
Use when interacting with Android emulators or physical devices via ADB (Android Debug Bridge).
Use when creating, refactoring, or optimizing Android UI components using Jetpack Compose.
Use when building Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) shared modules, integrating with iOS, or sharing business logic across platforms.
Use when setting up static analysis, enforcing coding standards, or configuring Detekt/KtLint for Android.
Use when profiling Android apps, debugging memory leaks, optimizing Compose UI, or improving app startup time.
Use when implementing visual regression tests, verifying UI layouts, or using Paparazzi/Roborazzi for Android.
Use when writing or fixing unit tests, mocking objects, or testing reactive flows in Android.