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@adrigm06/android-engineering-skill

v0.1.1

Published

Unified Android engineering skill package installer

Readme

Android Engineering Skill Package

Platform: Android License: MIT

A modular, production-oriented Android skill package for agentic engineering workflows.

Purpose

This repository is an open-source decision engine for high-impact Android engineering work:

  • Architecture and modularization
  • Compose UI state and design systems
  • Gradle/build and CI strategy
  • Testing strategy and confidence planning
  • Performance, security, debugging, and release readiness

The package is built for multi-skill composition and deterministic conflict resolution.

Install with npx

Install a local copy with:

npx @adrigm06/android-engineering-skill

By default this creates ./android-engineering-skill in the current directory.

Optional target directory:

npx @adrigm06/android-engineering-skill ./path/to/install

Mental Model

The system uses four layers to keep policy stable and domain logic focused:

  1. SKILL.md: master entrypoint and routing
  2. AGENTS.md: runtime constraints and conflict arbitration
  3. skills/*/SKILL.md: domain logic and decision branching
  4. assets/, references/, templates/, examples/: reusable support artifacts

Cross-Skill Authority

Domain conflicts are resolved through an explicit authority model defined in AGENTS.md.

| Domain | Authority | Primary responsibility | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | android-security | Critical / global override | Exploitability and sensitive data risk | | android-architecture | Structural | Module boundaries and dependency direction | | android-release-engineering | Production gate | Go/no-go, rollout, and rollback policy | | android-performance | Runtime | Startup, jank, memory, ANR, battery | | android-gradle-build | Build/CI | Build graph and CI constraints |

Included Skills

  • android-architecture
  • android-compose
  • android-gradle-build
  • android-testing
  • android-performance
  • android-security
  • android-code-review
  • android-debugging
  • android-release-engineering

Repository Structure

.
|- SKILL.md                   # Master entrypoint and routing
|- AGENTS.md                  # Runtime rules and conflict protocol
|- CONTEXT.md                 # Product philosophy and intent
|- assets/                    # Routing and evaluation assets
`- skills/
   `- <skill-name>/
      |- SKILL.md             # Domain decision logic and output contract usage
      |- references/          # Deep guidance
      |- templates/           # Reusable response artifacts
      `- examples/            # Good vs bad pattern contrasts

Output Quality Baseline

All non-trivial outputs follow the same section order:

  1. Context and constraints
  2. Decision and rationale
  3. Alternatives considered
  4. Tradeoffs
  5. Risks and mitigations
  6. Confidence and unknowns
  7. Cross-skill impacts
  8. Next implementation steps

Contributing and Evolution

  • Improve decision quality and conflict determinism
  • Keep skill names and trigger intent stable unless strongly justified
  • Document material behavior changes in CHANGELOG.md

See CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution standards and compatibility expectations.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.