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Choose between React Native and Apple-native for a digital health app, clone the matching Spezi starter template, and move existing planning briefs into the cloned repo so the coding agent has full context for implementation.
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SOC 職業分類に基づく
Turn planning outputs into a milestone-based implementation plan that sequences features, maps them to available packages or modules, and hands off to a coding agent for implementation.
Walk through the full process of building a digital health app — from planning to implementation.
Set up and maintain a persistent, LLM-managed knowledge base for a digital health project — turning clinical observations, papers, interviews, and planning docs into a compounding, interlinked wiki.
Guide a user through Stanford Biodesign's needs-finding process to define, scope, and refine a rigorous health-app need statement without jumping prematurely to solutions.
Plan healthcare privacy, research, and regulatory compliance for a digital health product, including HIPAA, IRB, FDA, GDPR, governance, and operational controls.
Plan a digital health study or research protocol, including enrollment, consent, data collection, assessment schedules, study operations, and outcome measures.
| name | spezi-platform-selection |
| description | Choose between React Native and Apple-native for a digital health app, clone the matching Spezi starter template, and move existing planning briefs into the cloned repo so the coding agent has full context for implementation. |
Use this skill when a user has finished planning, wants to start from a Spezi template, and is ready to build. It chooses between React Native and Apple-native based on the planning briefs, clones the matching Spezi starter template, and moves the existing docs/planning/ and docs/implementation-plan.md into the cloned repo so the coding agent has full context.
This skill should run after the other planning skills, not before — the platform choice is informed by what the planning revealed (HealthKit needs, cross-platform requirements, etc.).
Skip this skill if the user is not adopting a Spezi template — for example, they're extending an existing app, using a different framework (Flutter, web, etc.), or want full control over scaffolding. The planning briefs and implementation plan work just as well in any codebase; the user can hand them to their coding agent directly.
Read setup-guide.md before making the recommendation.
Ask concise questions that reveal whether the app is primarily:
Confirm:
Read platform-decision.md before deciding.
Choose React Native when:
Choose Apple-native when:
After deciding on a platform, guide the user through the matching setup steps in setup-guide.md before cloning and implementation.
Make sure the user is clear whether they want:
Use the bundled clone helper instead of writing ad hoc clone commands:
scripts/clone-template.sh react-native <destination>scripts/clone-template.sh apple-native <destination>If the current working directory contains a docs/planning/ directory or a docs/implementation-plan.md produced by the other planning skills, move them into the cloned repository so the coding agent picks up the full plan from the right place:
mv docs/planning <destination>/docs/planning
mv docs/implementation-plan.md <destination>/docs/implementation-plan.md
Confirm with the user before moving. If the cloned repo already contains a docs/planning/ directory, merge rather than overwrite.
After the move:
End with a short summary containing:
docs/implementation-plan.md