@cometchat/skills 4.4.1 → 5.0.0

package/skills/cometchat-android-v5/SKILL.md

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-name: cometchat-android-v5
-description: "Entry-point dispatcher for CometChat Android UI Kit v5. Detects project setup, understands what the dev is building, and routes to the right sub-skills."
-license: "MIT"
-compatibility: "Android 7.0+; Java 8+; Kotlin 1.8+; com.cometchat:chat-uikit-android:5.x"
-metadata:
-  author: "CometChat"
-  version: "3.0.0"
-  tags: "chat cometchat android dispatcher entry-point integration"
----
-
-> **Ground truth:** `com.cometchat:chat-uikit-android:5.x` (legacy/maintenance-only; +`calls-sdk-android:5.x`) — resolved AAR (javap) + `ui-kit/android`. **Official docs:** https://www.cometchat.com/docs/ui-kit/android/overview · **Docs MCP:** `claude mcp add --transport http cometchat-docs https://www.cometchat.com/docs/mcp` (or fetch the URL directly without MCP). Verify symbols against the installed package/source before relying on them.
-
-## Purpose
-
-This is the entry-point skill for CometChat Android UI Kit v5. It helps you understand what the developer is building, detects their project setup, and routes to the correct sub-skill for the task at hand.
-
-**All skills are designed to work with both Java and Kotlin projects.** Code examples in each skill are provided in both languages.
-
----
-
-## Use this skill when
-
-- A developer asks to "add chat to my Android app"
-- Starting a new CometChat integration
-- Unsure which skill to use for a specific task
-- Need an overview of what CometChat Android UI Kit v5 offers
-
-## Do not use this skill when
-
-- You already know which specific skill is needed (go directly to it)
-
----
-
-## 1. Project detection
-
-Before writing any code, detect the project setup:
-
-| Check | How | Why |
-|---|---|---|
-| Language | Look for `.kt` files in `src/main/java/` or `src/main/kotlin/` | Determines Java vs Kotlin code examples |
-| Gradle version | Check `gradle-wrapper.properties` for `distributionUrl` | Affects dependency syntax (Groovy vs Kotlin DSL) |
-| Min SDK | Check `build.gradle` for `minSdkVersion` | Must be 24+ for CometChat |
-| Existing CometChat | Search for `com.cometchat` in `build.gradle` | Avoid duplicate setup |
-| Calling SDK | Search for `com.cometchat:calls-sdk-android` | Determines if voice/video is already available |
-
----
-
-## 2. What are you building?
-
-Ask the developer what they're building to recommend the right placement:
-
-| Intent | Recommended placement | Components |
-|---|---|---|
-| Messaging app | Dedicated Activity with bottom tabs | `CometChatConversations` + `CometChatMessageList` + `CometChatMessageComposer` + `CometChatMessageHeader` |
-| Marketplace / platform | Chat button on product screen + inbox Activity | Single thread (button trigger) + multi-conversation (inbox) |
-| SaaS / dashboard | Chat Fragment in existing Activity | `CometChatConversations` in a Fragment |
-| Social / community | Full messenger with tabs | Conversations + Users + Groups + Calls in ViewPager/BottomNav |
-| Support / helpdesk | BottomSheet or Dialog overlay | `CometChatMessageList` + `CometChatMessageComposer` in BottomSheet |
-| Just exploring | Minimal single-Activity demo | `CometChatConversations` with pre-logged-in test user |
-
----
-
-## 3. Skill routing reference
-
-| Skill | When to load |
-|---|---|
-| `cometchat-android-v5-core` | **Always** — before any integration code. Init, login, builder, dependencies. |
-| `cometchat-android-v5-components` | **Always** — before writing component code. Full catalog of all CometChat views. |
-| `cometchat-android-v5-placement` | When integrating — Activity, Fragment, BottomSheet, Dialog, Tab patterns. |
-| `cometchat-android-v5-theming` | When customizing look and feel — colors, fonts, dark mode, style classes. |
-| `cometchat-android-v5-features` | When adding features — calls, reactions, polls, AI, extensions. |
-| `cometchat-android-v5-customization` | When writing custom templates, events, DataSource decorators. |
-| `cometchat-android-v5-production` | When setting up production auth or user management. |
-| `cometchat-android-v5-troubleshooting` | When diagnosing problems — Gradle errors, crashes, rendering issues. |
-| `cometchat-android-v5-extensions` | When working with extensions (polls, stickers, collaborative, etc.). |
-| `cometchat-android-v5-push` | When setting up push notifications (FCM, token lifecycle, deep-link). |
-| `cometchat-android-v5-testing` | When adding tests (unit, UI, instrumented, E2E, CI). |
-
----
-
-## 4. Integration order
-
-Every integration follows this sequence:
-
-```
-1. Dependencies (Gradle)          → cometchat-android-v5-core §1
-2. Manifest permissions            → cometchat-android-v5-core §5
-3. App theme setup                 → cometchat-android-v5-core §5b (must inherit CometChatTheme.DayNight — Material 2 parent)
-4. Init + Login                    → cometchat-android-v5-core §2-3
-5. Place components in your app    → cometchat-android-v5-placement
-6. Customize appearance            → cometchat-android-v5-theming
-7. Add features                    → cometchat-android-v5-features
-8. Production hardening            → cometchat-android-v5-production
-```
-
----
-
-## 5. Iteration menu
-
-After the initial integration, the developer can:
-
-1. **Customize look and feel** — Theme presets, brand colors, dark mode
-2. **Add a feature** — Calls, reactions, polls, AI smart replies, file sharing
-3. **Customize a component** — Custom message bubbles, headers, composer actions
-4. **Set up production auth** — Replace dev Auth Key with server-side tokens
-5. **Set up push notifications** — FCM setup, token lifecycle, deep-link on tap
-6. **Add tests** — Unit tests, UI tests, E2E with Maestro
-7. **Troubleshoot an issue** — Gradle errors, runtime crashes, rendering problems
-
-Route each choice to the appropriate skill.
-
----
-
-## Hard rules
-
-- **Always read `cometchat-android-v5-core` first.** It covers init, login, and dependencies — prerequisites for everything else.
-- **Always read `cometchat-android-v5-components` before writing component code.** Never invent component names or method signatures from memory.
-- **Provide both Java and Kotlin examples.** The v5 UIKit is written in Java but is fully interoperable with Kotlin. Client devs use both.
-- **Ask, don't assume.** Every integration decision (placement, features, auth mode) should be confirmed with the developer.
-- **Always read existing files before modifying them.** Never blindly overwrite project files.

package/skills/cometchat-android-v5-calls/SKILL.md

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-name: cometchat-android-v5-calls
-description: CometChat Calls SDK v5 integration for native Android (V5 stable, Java + Kotlin Views). Covers SDK setup (Cloudsmith Maven, CallAppSettings, init), the dual-SDK ringing pattern (Chat SDK initiateCall + Calls SDK joinSession), session settings, event listeners, call logs, recording, screen sharing, picture-in-picture, foreground service for ongoing calls, VoIP push via FCM + ConnectionService, audio/video/participant controls, custom UI, and in-call chat. Use in standalone mode (calls is the product) or additive mode (calls layered on top of an existing CometChat Android v5 chat integration).
-license: "MIT"
-compatibility: "Android Studio Hedgehog+, JDK 17, Gradle 8+, AGP 8+, minSdk 26+, compileSdk 35; com.cometchat:calls-sdk-android:5.x; com.cometchat:chat-sdk-android:4.x (when ringing)"
-metadata:
-  author: "CometChat"
-  version: "4.0.0"
-  tags: "cometchat android v5 calls voice video webrtc kotlin java cloudsmith callappsettings session-settings call-logs recording screen-sharing pip foreground-service voip fcm connectionservice"
----
-
-## Purpose
-
-Production-grade voice + video calling for native Android v5. Loaded by the `cometchat-calls` dispatcher when the project is Android v5 (detected from `chat-sdk-android:4.x` / `chatuikit-android:5.x` or asked when greenfield). Operates in two modes:
-
-- **Standalone** — calls is the product. No `chatuikit-android` UI Kit; just `chat-sdk-android` (for signaling) + `calls-sdk-android` + your own UI surfaces (CallButton on profile, CallLogsActivity, OngoingCallActivity).
-- **Additive** — calls layered onto an existing v5 chat integration. The kit's `CometChatMessageHeader` already exposes call buttons; this skill wires them to the Calls SDK and mounts the global `IncomingCall` listener at app root.
-
-**Read these other skills first:**
-- `cometchat-calls` — the dispatcher (mode selection, hard rules, anti-patterns)
-- `cometchat-android-v5-core` — Chat SDK init, login order, `local.properties` + `BuildConfig` credential conventions, Application class wiring
-
-**Ground truth:**
-- SDK source — `calls-sdk-android-5/sdk/`
-- Sample app — `calls-sdk-android-5/samples/`
-- Pre-authored topic docs — `references/` in this skill (16 docs, ~2300 lines, audited against `calls-sdk-android@5.0.x` (v5 GA))
-- Public docs — https://www.cometchat.com/docs/calls/android/overview
-
----
-
-## How to use this skill
-
-This SKILL.md is the **index + hard rules + Android-specific gotchas**. Deep topic content lives in `references/`. Always read this file end-to-end first; load references on demand.
-
-| Topic | Reference file | When to load |
-|---|---|---|
-| SDK setup (Cloudsmith, init, permissions, Jetifier) | `references/setup.md` | Step 1 of every integration |
-| Joining a session (`SessionSettingsBuilder`, voice vs video) | `references/join-session.md` | Step 2 — every integration |
-| Dual-SDK ringing (Chat SDK + Calls SDK together) | `references/ringing-integration.md` | Standalone or additive — every integration with peer-to-peer call flow |
-| All `SessionSettingsBuilder` options (layouts, mode, hide buttons) | `references/session-settings.md` | When customizing in-call UI behavior |
-| Event listeners (status, participant, media, button-click, layout) | `references/event-listeners.md` | When wiring call lifecycle to app state |
-| Call history list | `references/call-logs.md` | When adding `/calls` route or in-app history |
-| Recording (auto-start, recording events) | `references/recording.md` | Feature add |
-| Screen sharing (viewer + presenter status) | `references/screen-sharing.md` | Feature add |
-| Picture-in-picture | `references/picture-in-picture.md` | Feature add |
-| **Foreground service for ongoing calls** | `references/background-handling.md` | **Required** — every standalone integration on Android 14+ |
-| **VoIP push (ConnectionService + FCM high-priority + PhoneAccount)** | `references/voip-calling.md` | **Required** — every standalone integration; optional but strongly recommended in additive |
-| Audio controls (mute/unmute, device switching) | `references/audio-controls.md` | Default UI customization |
-| Video controls (camera on/off, switch camera) | `references/video-controls.md` | Default UI customization |
-| Participant management (mute/kick/raise hand) | `references/participant-management.md` | Group calls / moderator features |
-| Custom UI (control panel, participant list, layout) | `references/custom-ui.md` | When the default UI doesn't fit |
-| In-call chat (messaging during active session) | `references/in-call-chat.md` | Feature add |
-
-`references/README.md` is a skim-friendly index of the same.
-
----
-
-## 1. The seven hard rules
-
-These are the production-grade non-negotiables from the `cometchat-calls` dispatcher, specialized for Android v5. Every integration this skill writes must satisfy all seven.
-
-### 1.0 Calls SDK login is its own step (v5+)
-
-The v5 Calls SDK has its own auth state, separate from the Chat SDK. After `CometChat.login(uid, AUTH_KEY)` succeeds, you MUST also call `CometChatCalls.login(uid, AUTH_KEY, ...)` — without it, the FIRST calls API call (`initiateCall`, `joinSession`, `generateToken`) throws **"auth token cannot be null"**.
-
-```kotlin
-import com.cometchat.calls.core.CometChatCalls
-import com.cometchat.calls.exceptions.CometChatException as CallsException
-import com.cometchat.calls.model.CallUser   // ← callback type, NOT chat User
-
-// ✓ RIGHT — chat login first, then calls login
-CometChat.login(uid, AUTH_KEY, object : CometChat.CallbackListener<User>() {
-  override fun onSuccess(user: User) {
-    CometChatCalls.login(uid, AUTH_KEY,
-      object : CometChatCalls.CallbackListener<CallUser>() {
-        override fun onSuccess(callUser: CallUser) { /* both ready */ }
-        override fun onError(e: CallsException) { /* surface */ }
-      })
-  }
-  override fun onError(e: CometChatException) { /* surface */ }
-})
-```
-
-**Surprises:**
-- The chat-side `User` object does **NOT** expose `authToken` as a Kotlin property or Java getter on Android. Don't try `user.authToken` — use the `(uid, apiKey)` overload for dev, or fetch the auth token from your backend for production.
-- The Calls SDK callback returns `com.cometchat.calls.model.CallUser`, NOT `com.cometchat.chat.models.User`. Importing the wrong type produces "Type mismatch" at compile time.
-- The Calls SDK does NOT persist login across launches the way the Chat SDK does. Even if `CometChat.getLoggedInUser()` returns a non-null user on cold start, you still need to call `CometChatCalls.login` again before any calls API works.
-
-This trapped a real smoke run. The chat skill's `loginAfter` pattern doesn't transfer to calls; this is calls-specific.
-
-### 1.1 Dual-SDK contract — `Call` lives in two places
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-The Chat SDK initiates ringing (`CometChat.initiateCall(...)`); the Calls SDK runs the WebRTC session (`CometChatCalls.joinSession(...)`). They are NOT interchangeable, and there are **two `Call` classes** with the same simple name:
-
-- **`com.cometchat.chat.core.Call`** — Chat SDK. Used by `initiateCall`, `acceptCall`, `rejectCall`. Carries `sessionId`, `receiver`, `receiverType`, `callType`. **This is the one you almost always want.**
-- **There is only ONE `Call` class: `com.cometchat.chat.core.Call`** (it extends `BaseMessage`, so it surfaces in conversation/message-list contexts too). There is **no** `com.cometchat.chat.models.Call` — do not import that path (it does not exist).
-
-```kotlin
-// ✓ RIGHT — initiate ringing
-import com.cometchat.chat.core.Call
-import com.cometchat.chat.core.CometChat
-
-val outgoing = Call(receiverUid, CometChatConstants.RECEIVER_TYPE_USER, CometChatConstants.CALL_TYPE_VIDEO)
-CometChat.initiateCall(outgoing, object : CometChat.CallbackListener<Call>() {
-  override fun onSuccess(initiated: Call) {
-    // initiated.sessionId is what the Calls SDK will join
-  }
-  override fun onError(e: CometChatException) { /* surface to UI */ }
-})
-```
-
-```kotlin
-// ✓ RIGHT — join the WebRTC session after the receiver accepts
-import com.cometchat.calls.core.CometChatCalls
-import com.cometchat.calls.core.CallSession
-import com.cometchat.calls.model.SessionType
-
-// SessionSettingsBuilder is a NESTED class on CometChatCalls — access it via
-// CometChatCalls.SessionSettingsBuilder, NOT a top-level import.
-// `import com.cometchat.calls.core.SessionSettingsBuilder` fails: no such class.
-// Audio vs video is set via setSessionType(SessionType.VOICE | SessionType.VIDEO).
-// There is NO setIsAudioOnly() method on SessionSettingsBuilder — earlier
-// drafts of this skill cited it; that was wrong. Confirmed against
-// calls-sdk-android 5.0.x (ENG-35698 fix).
-val settings = CometChatCalls.SessionSettingsBuilder()
-  .setSessionType(SessionType.VIDEO)   // or SessionType.VOICE for audio-only
-  .build()
-
-// 4-arg signature: sessionId (or token), settings, RelativeLayout container, callback.
-CometChatCalls.joinSession(sessionId, settings, callContainer,
-  object : CometChatCalls.CallbackListener<CallSession>() {
-    override fun onSuccess(callSession: CallSession) {
-      // Hold onto callSession — in-call APIs (mute, video, layout, leave) live on it.
-    }
-    override fun onError(e: CometChatException) { /* surface */ }
-  })
-```
-
-```kotlin
-// ✗ WRONG — wrong Call class
-import com.cometchat.chat.core.Call  // the ONLY Call class (extends BaseMessage)
-val c = Call(...)  // compile-time errors on shape; or worse, runtime ambiguity
-```
-
-### 1.2 VoIP push is wired, not documented
-
-Standalone-mode integration **must** ship working VoIP push: ConnectionService + FCM high-priority data messages + a registered `PhoneAccount`. Without it, missed calls don't ring → the integration isn't a product.
-
-The full implementation is in `references/voip-calling.md` (~526 lines, the deepest doc in this skill). This skill's standalone-mode scaffold (Section 4) writes:
-
-- A `MyConnectionService` extending `android.telecom.ConnectionService`
-- A `PhoneAccountHandle` registered in `Application.onCreate()`
-- A high-priority FCM `FirebaseMessagingService` that listens for incoming-call data messages
-- `MANAGE_OWN_CALLS` + `BIND_TELECOM_CONNECTION_SERVICE` permissions in `AndroidManifest.xml`
-- A `placeIncomingCall` flow that hands off to ConnectionService so the OS rings (lock-screen UI, hardware buttons)
-
-In additive mode, this is opt-in but strongly recommended — without it, the app must be foregrounded for incoming calls to ring, which contradicts user expectations.
-
-### 1.3 Foreground service type — the silent crash
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-Android 14+ silently terminates ongoing-call foreground services that don't declare a correct `foregroundServiceType`. The Calls SDK ships `CometChatOngoingCallService`, but the integration must register it correctly:
-
-```xml
-<!-- AndroidManifest.xml -->
-<service
-    android:name="com.cometchat.calls.services.CometChatOngoingCallService"
-    android:foregroundServiceType="phoneCall|microphone|camera"
-    android:exported="false" />
-```
-
-**Common failure mode:** copying older sample-app manifests that omit `phoneCall` (the type that allows the OS to keep the service alive in low-memory). On Android 14+, the call dies with `ForegroundServiceStartNotAllowedException` — visible in `adb logcat`, invisible in-app.
-
-Full background-handling guide in `references/background-handling.md`.
-
-### 1.4 Server-minted auth tokens for calls in production
-
-The Calls SDK consumes the same auth token the Chat SDK uses. In dev, an Auth Key is fine. In production:
-
-- Mint a per-user token via the CometChat REST API on your server
-- Hand it to the client; client calls `CometChat.login(authToken, callback)` (Chat SDK) — Calls SDK reads the same auth context
-- **Never embed Auth Key in `local.properties` for production builds.** The skill's setup writes it for dev and the production-mode flow (handled by `cometchat-android-v5-production`) replaces it with the token-endpoint pattern.
-
-This rule mirrors the chat dispatcher's auth rule — `cometchat-android-v5-core` already enforces it.
-
-### 1.5 Hangup cleanup — the camera light
-
-The most common "looks fine in dev, fails review" bug: camera light stays on after hangup, or microphone keeps recording until the activity is destroyed.
-
-Required teardown when ending a call:
-
-```kotlin
-override fun onCallEnded(call: CallSession) {
-  // 1. End the Calls SDK session. Canonical v5 teardown is the CallSession
-  //    INSTANCE method leaveSession(), guarded by isSessionActive — exactly
-  //    what both calls-sdk-android sample apps use and what the v4→v5 migration
-  //    guide maps the old static CometChatCalls.endSession() to. Matches this
-  //    skill's references/call-session.md.
-  val session = CallSession.getInstance()
-  if (session.isSessionActive) session.leaveSession()
-  callContainer?.removeAllViews()                   // 2. Detach the WebRTC view
-  audioManager?.mode = AudioManager.MODE_NORMAL     // 3. Release audio routing
-  audioManager?.abandonAudioFocusRequest(focusReq)  // 4. Abandon audio focus
-  stopService(Intent(this, MyOngoingCallService::class.java))  // 5. Stop foreground service
-  finish()                                          // 6. Pop the call activity
-}
-```
-
-Skipping any of these strands a system resource. The verification step (Section 9) checks that all six are present in the call-end path.
-
-### 1.6 Permissions with rationale
-
-Standalone-mode integration prompts for **four** permissions, each with a rationale string:
-
-```xml
-<!-- AndroidManifest.xml -->
-<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.RECORD_AUDIO" />
-<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CAMERA" />
-<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.POST_NOTIFICATIONS" />        <!-- Android 13+ -->
-<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.MANAGE_OWN_CALLS" />          <!-- VoIP -->
-<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.BIND_TELECOM_CONNECTION_SERVICE"
-    tools:ignore="ProtectedPermissions" />                                       <!-- VoIP -->
-<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE" />
-<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE_PHONE_CALL" />  <!-- Android 14+ -->
-<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE_MICROPHONE" />  <!-- Android 14+ -->
-<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE_CAMERA" />      <!-- Android 14+ -->
-<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WAKE_LOCK" />
-<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />
-```
-
-The runtime request (`ActivityResultContracts.RequestMultiplePermissions`) must include a denial-rationale dialog — Android lints this.
-
-### 1.7 `IncomingCall` mounted at app root in standalone mode
-
-In standalone mode, the `CometChat.addCallListener(...)` registration must happen in the `Application.onCreate()` (not in the foreground activity), so calls ring even when the app is backgrounded or the foreground activity has been destroyed. The listener routes to the ConnectionService (rule 1.2) which presents the OS-level incoming-call UI.
-
-In additive mode (alongside chat), the listener can live in a `CallsLifecycleObserver` registered with the application's `LifecycleOwner` — the chat integration's `CometChatActivity` may be destroyed across configuration changes, but the observer survives.
-
----
-
-## 2. Setup (always)
-
-Detailed walkthrough in `references/setup.md`. Summary:
-
-```kotlin
-// settings.gradle.kts
-dependencyResolutionManagement {
-  repositories {
-    google()
-    mavenCentral()
-    maven { url = uri("https://dl.cloudsmith.io/public/cometchat/cometchat/maven/") }
-  }
-}
-
-// app/build.gradle.kts
-dependencies {
-  implementation("com.cometchat:chat-sdk-android:4.0.+")     // signaling
-  implementation("com.cometchat:calls-sdk-android:5.0.+")    // WebRTC session
-  // additive mode also has chatuikit-android already on the classpath; do not re-add
-}
-
-// gradle.properties
-android.useAndroidX=true
-android.enableJetifier=true
-```
-
-Init in `Application.onCreate()`:
-
-```kotlin
-class App : Application() {
-  override fun onCreate() {
-    super.onCreate()
-
-    // 1. Chat SDK init (signaling — required for ringing)
-    val appSettings = AppSettings.AppSettingsBuilder()
-      .subscribePresenceForAllUsers()
-      .setRegion(BuildConfig.COMETCHAT_REGION)
-      .build()
-    CometChat.init(this, BuildConfig.COMETCHAT_APP_ID, appSettings, /* callback */)
-
-    // 2. Calls SDK init — must come after Chat SDK init.
-    //
-    // The builder is the NESTED CallAppSettings.CallAppSettingBuilder
-    // (note: singular "Setting", not plural). It is NOT a top-level
-    // CallAppSettingsBuilder class — earlier drafts of this skill cited
-    // that wrong name; verified against calls-sdk-android 5.0.x (ENG-35698).
-    val callAppSettings = CallAppSettings.CallAppSettingBuilder()
-      .setAppId(BuildConfig.COMETCHAT_APP_ID)
-      .setRegion(BuildConfig.COMETCHAT_REGION)
-      .build()
-    CometChatCalls.init(this, callAppSettings, /* callback */)
-
-    // 3. Standalone mode: register PhoneAccount + global call listener (rules 1.2 + 1.7)
-    registerPhoneAccount()
-    CometChat.addCallListener(LISTENER_ID, GlobalCallListener)
-  }
-}
-```
-
----
-
-## 3. Components catalog (Calls SDK only — no UI Kit in standalone)
-
-The Calls SDK ships these primitives. Names are stable across v5.x:
-
-| Class / type | Purpose | Where it lives |
-|---|---|---|
-| `CometChatCalls` | Top-level facade — init, joinSession, generateToken (session teardown is the instance method `CallSession.leaveSession()`, not a static here) | `com.cometchat.calls.core` |
-| `CallAppSettings.CallAppSettingBuilder` | Init-time config (appId, region, host) — **nested** class, singular "Setting" (NOT `CallAppSettingsBuilder`) | `com.cometchat.calls.core` |
-| `GenerateToken` | Wrapper returned by `CometChatCalls.generateToken` — extract the JWT via `.token` (NOT a raw `String`) | `com.cometchat.calls.model` |
-| `CometChatCalls.SessionSettingsBuilder` | Per-session config (layout, type, hide buttons, audio mode, recording) — **nested class**, access as `CometChatCalls.SessionSettingsBuilder()` |
-| `CometChatOngoingCallService` | Foreground service for active calls | `com.cometchat.calls.services` |
-| `SessionType` | `VOICE` / `VIDEO` (NOT "AUDIO") | `com.cometchat.calls.model` |
-| `LayoutType` | `TILE` / `SIDEBAR` / `SPOTLIGHT` | `com.cometchat.calls.model` |
-| `CallLogRequest.CallLogRequestBuilder` | Paginated call history fetcher | `com.cometchat.calls.core` |
-| `SessionStatusListener` / `ParticipantEventListener` / `MediaEventsListener` / `ButtonClickListener` / `LayoutListener` | The **five** v5 call-event listeners — register each on the `CallSession` instance (`callSession.addSessionStatusListener(...)` etc.). v5 split the old monolithic `CometChatCallsEventsListener` into these. See `references/event-listeners.md`. | `com.cometchat.calls.listeners` |
-
-In additive mode, `chatuikit-android`'s `CometChatMessageHeader` already exposes call buttons — see `cometchat-android-v5-components` for the kit-side view.
-
-Component-level deep dives: `references/audio-controls.md`, `references/video-controls.md`, `references/participant-management.md`, `references/custom-ui.md`.
-
----
-
-## 4. Standalone integration (calls is the product)
-
-When `product === "voice-video"` and there is no existing chat integration.
-
-**Split by calling mode:**
-
-### 4a. Standalone — Session mode (meeting-room UX, no ringing)
-
-Calls SDK ONLY. NO Chat SDK, NO ConnectionService, NO FCM-for-VoIP. Matches `calls-sdk-android-5/samples/sample-app/`. Scaffold:
-
-1. **`Application` class** — `CometChatCalls.init(...)` ONLY in `onCreate`. No `CometChat.init`, no PhoneAccount, no ConnectionService.
-2. **`JoinSessionActivity`** — UID picker + Start/Join meeting + state.
-3. **`CallActivity`** — Single-call `CometChatCalls.joinSession(sessionId, sessionSettings, container, CallbackListener)`. `SessionStatusListener` + `ButtonClickListener` registered on the `CallSession` from `onSuccess`. `CometChatOngoingCallService.launch/abort`. See `references/call-session.md`.
-4. **`AndroidManifest.xml`** — Camera + microphone permissions + `FOREGROUND_SERVICE_MICROPHONE/CAMERA` + `CometChatOngoingCallService` registration. NO ConnectionService.
-5. **App Links** — `https://yourapp.com/meet/<sessionId>` deep-link routing.
-
-**Why no ConnectionService / no FCM-VoIP:** session mode never receives an incoming-call FCM payload. No ringing.
-
-### 4b. Standalone — Ringing mode (Chat SDK signaling + ConnectionService + FCM-VoIP)
-
-Dual-SDK + telecom + push. Scaffold:
-
-1. **`Application` class** — Chat SDK + Calls SDK init in onCreate, PhoneAccount registration, global call listener (rules 1.7, 1.2).
-2. **`CallButtonView` Kotlin component** — voice + video buttons rendered next to a user profile / contact card. Calls `CometChat.initiateCall(...)` on tap, navigates to `OutgoingCallActivity`.
-3. **`OutgoingCallActivity`** — shows the dialing UI; transitions to `OngoingCallActivity` when the receiver accepts (`OutgoingCallStatusListener`).
-4. **`OngoingCallActivity`** — hosts the WebRTC view via `CometChatCalls.joinSession(sessionId, settings, container, callback)`, handles all in-call controls (mute/camera/end), implements rule 1.5 teardown.
-5. **`CallLogsActivity`** — `/calls` equivalent — paginated history via `CallLogRequest.CallLogRequestBuilder`. Tap a row → re-call.
-6. **`MyConnectionService` + `MyFirebaseMessagingService`** — VoIP push end-to-end (rule 1.2). Wired in manifest with the right `foregroundServiceType` (rule 1.3).
-7. **Permission rationale dialog** — `ActivityResultContracts.RequestMultiplePermissions` with denial-rationale strings (rule 1.6).
-
-Detailed walkthrough: `references/ringing-integration.md` (dual-SDK setup), `references/voip-calling.md` (push end-to-end), `references/background-handling.md` (foreground service).
-
----
-
-## 5. Additive integration (calls on top of existing chat)
-
-When the project already has `chatuikit-android` integrated. The skill:
-
-1. **Patches `Application.onCreate()`** — adds `CometChatCalls.init(...)` after the existing `CometChat.init(...)` block. Adds the global call listener.
-2. **Patches `AndroidManifest.xml`** — adds the four FOREGROUND_SERVICE permissions (rule 1.6) and the `CometChatOngoingCallService` registration with the correct type (rule 1.3).
-3. **Wires `CometChatMessageHeader` call buttons** — the kit's header already shows voice + video icons; the skill registers the listeners so they call `CometChat.initiateCall` (rule 1.1).
-4. **Adds an `IncomingCallListener`** scoped to the application LifecycleOwner (rule 1.7) — survives chat-activity recreation.
-5. **VoIP push: opt-in.** The skill asks the user before scaffolding ConnectionService — it's a substantial code addition, and additive-mode users may prefer to add it later.
-6. **Adds a `CallLogsFragment`** that can be hosted alongside `CometChatConversationsFragment` in the existing tab/activity structure.
-
-Important: do NOT re-add `chat-sdk-android` or `chatuikit-android` to `build.gradle.kts` — they're already there. Only add `calls-sdk-android`.
-
----
-
-## 6. Anti-patterns
-
-1. **Calling `CometChatCalls.joinSession()` with the wrong `Call` import.** Compile errors are obvious; the dangerous case is inventing a non-existent `com.cometchat.chat.models.Call` import — the only Call class is `com.cometchat.chat.core.Call`. Cross-reference rule 1.1.
-
-2. **Hardcoding `SessionType.AUDIO`.** No such constant exists. The voice path is `SessionType.VOICE`. Listed here because it's the most common cargo-culted mistake — the iOS SDK uses "audio" terminology.
-
-3. **Registering the call listener in the foreground activity.** Survives only as long as the activity does — meaning the app must be open for calls to ring. Rule 1.7 requires Application or a process-scoped LifecycleOwner.
-
-4. **Skipping `android.enableJetifier=true`.** Without it, `androidx.legacy.support` artifacts inside the SDK throw `Duplicate class android.support.v4.*` at build. Rule lives in setup.
-
-5. **Omitting `foregroundServiceType="phoneCall"`.** Silent crash on Android 14+ (rule 1.3). Common when copying older sample-app manifests.
-
-6. **Re-initializing the Calls SDK after every login.** `CometChatCalls.init()` is process-scoped — call it once in Application.onCreate(). Re-init does not "refresh" the auth context; logout-handling lives in rule 1.4's token replay.
-
-7. **Using `addCallListener` without a stable listener ID.** Two listeners with the same ID overwrite. Two listeners with different IDs both fire — easy duplicate-IncomingCall UI bug. Use a documented constant (`const val LISTENER_ID = "global-call-listener"`).
-
----
-
-## 7. Verification checklist
-
-After scaffolding, verify (the skill writes Espresso-style smoke tests where possible; otherwise prompts the user to confirm):
-
-**Static (the agent checks before claiming done):**
-
-- [ ] `calls-sdk-android` in `app/build.gradle.kts` dependencies
-- [ ] Cloudsmith maven URL in `settings.gradle.kts`
-- [ ] `android.useAndroidX=true` and `android.enableJetifier=true` in `gradle.properties`
-- [ ] `CometChat.init` followed by `CometChatCalls.init` in `Application.onCreate`
-- [ ] All four `RECORD_AUDIO` / `CAMERA` / `POST_NOTIFICATIONS` / `MANAGE_OWN_CALLS` permissions in `AndroidManifest.xml`
-- [ ] All three `FOREGROUND_SERVICE_*` Android 14+ permissions in `AndroidManifest.xml`
-- [ ] `CometChatOngoingCallService` with `foregroundServiceType="phoneCall|microphone|camera"`
-- [ ] Call listener registration uses a stable string ID
-- [ ] Hangup path includes `CallSession.getInstance().leaveSession()` (guarded by `isSessionActive`) + `removeAllViews()` + audio-focus abandon + service stop + finish (rule 1.5)
-- [ ] **Standalone only:** `ConnectionService` subclass + `PhoneAccount` registration + FCM `MessagingService` for incoming-call data messages
-- [ ] **Standalone only:** Call listener registered in `Application.onCreate`, not an activity
-
-**Runtime (real device — the skill prompts the user):**
-
-- [ ] Outgoing voice call connects and audio is two-way
-- [ ] Outgoing video call connects and video is two-way
-- [ ] Incoming call rings on lock screen with the device backgrounded (standalone) or with chat-activity destroyed (additive)
-- [ ] Hangup releases the camera light and microphone within 2 seconds
-- [ ] Call log entry appears after the call ends
-- [ ] Permission rationale dialog appears the second time a permission is requested after denial
-- [ ] On Android 14+ device: ongoing-call notification shows, swipe-up doesn't kill the call
-
----
-
-## 8. Pointers to other skills
-
-- `cometchat-calls` — the dispatcher that loads this skill
-- `cometchat-android-v5-core` — Chat SDK init, login, env conventions
-- `cometchat-android-v5-components` — `CometChatMessageHeader` call buttons (additive mode)
-- `cometchat-android-v5-push` — FCM setup, notification handling (overlap with VoIP push but distinct)
-- `cometchat-android-v5-production` — server-minted auth tokens, ProGuard rules for the Calls SDK
-- `cometchat-android-v5-troubleshooting` — symptom-to-cause for the common failure modes (Jetifier, foregroundServiceType, MANAGE_OWN_CALLS not granted)

package/skills/cometchat-android-v5-calls/references/README.md

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-# CometChat Calls SDK v5 — Android Skills
-
-Agent skills for building with the CometChat Calls SDK v5 on Android. Install individually or browse all available skills.
-
-## How It Works
-
-Skills are bundled in this repository under `skills/`. When you clone the repo and open it in a supported AI coding assistant, skills auto-trigger based on what you're doing — mention "join session" and the join-session skill loads, ask about "VoIP calling" and the voip-calling skill loads. No manual activation needed.
-
-To use these skills in your own project, copy the `skills/` folder into your project root:
-
-```bash
-cp -r skills/ /path/to/your/project/skills/
-```
-
-## Available Skills
-
-### Core
-
-| Skill | Triggers On |
-|-------|-------------|
-| `setup` | SDK dependencies, Cloudsmith maven, CallAppSettings, init, permissions, Jetifier |
-| `join-session` | CometChatCalls.joinSession, SessionSettingsBuilder, voice vs video |
-| `ringing-integration` | Dual SDK (Chat + Calls), initiateCall, accept/reject/cancel, incoming/outgoing |
-| `session-settings` | All SessionSettingsBuilder options: layouts, session type, audio mode, hide buttons |
-| `event-listeners` | SessionStatus, Participant, Media, ButtonClick, Layout listeners |
-| `call-logs` | CallLogRequest, fetching and displaying call history |
-
-### Advanced
-
-| Skill | Triggers On |
-|-------|-------------|
-| `recording` | Auto-start recording, recording events |
-| `screen-sharing` | Screen share setup, MediaProjection permissions |
-| `picture-in-picture` | PiP mode configuration |
-| `background-handling` | CometChatOngoingCallService, foreground service |
-| `voip-calling` | VoIP push notifications, ConnectionService |
-| `audio-controls` | Mute/unmute, audio device switching |
-| `video-controls` | Camera on/off, switch camera |
-| `participant-management` | Participant list, mute/kick, raise hand |
-| `custom-ui` | Custom control panel, participant list, layout customization |
-| `in-call-chat` | In-call messaging during active session |
-
-## How Auto-Detection Works
-
-Each skill has a `description` field in its YAML frontmatter that lists trigger keywords. When you mention something related (like "join a call" or "add VoIP support"), the agent reads the description, decides the skill is relevant, and loads its full content. You never need to manually select a skill.
-
-## Compatibility
-
-- CometChat Calls SDK v5 (5.0.+ GA)
-- CometChat Chat SDK v4 (4.0.+) — required for ringing and VoIP
-- Kotlin, Java 17
-- Gradle KTS, compileSdk 35, minSdk 26
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