// Audit M3UAndroid playback flows for UI/engine/persistence boundaries, lifecycle cleanup, Media3 integration, casting, overlays, resume/autoplay behavior, and TV control risks.
| name | playback-pipeline-audit |
| description | Audit M3UAndroid playback flows for UI/engine/persistence boundaries, lifecycle cleanup, Media3 integration, casting, overlays, resume/autoplay behavior, and TV control risks. |
| allowed-tools | Read, Glob, Grep, Bash, Agent |
| argument-hint | [repo path or playback-related module path] |
Audit playback changes with evidence from UI, state, data adapters, and lifecycle paths.
Use when a task changes or reviews:
Read first:
AGENTS.mdapp/AGENTS.md, business/AGENTS.md, and data/AGENTS.mddocs/ai/playbooks/playback-pipeline.mdVerify with file evidence:
Recommend:
./gradlew :app:smartphone:compileDebugKotlin
For TV playback changes also recommend:
./gradlew :app:tv:compileDebugKotlin
If manual playback checks cannot be run, state the remaining behavior risk.
Return a concise Markdown report with:
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