mobile-ai-agents 1.0.24 → 1.0.26

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  **The complete AI dev team for mobile engineers.**
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- 19 personality-driven agents · 52 composable skills · 13 end-to-end workflows
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  Android · iOS · Flutter · React Native · Kotlin Multiplatform · Unity · Unreal
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  [![npm](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/mobile-ai-agents?color=CB3837&label=npm)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/mobile-ai-agents)
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  `/mobile-harness` running Loop Engineering — one flow for planning, building, testing, UI verification, and release checks:
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  `/flutter-review` on a real Flutter project — prioritized findings, zero setup:
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  | Platform knowledge | Generic | Android · iOS · Flutter · React Native · Unity · Unreal |
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  | Agent personalities | None | 19 named specialists with opinions |
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- | Real workflows | No | 13 end-to-end processes |
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+ | Real workflows | No | 15 end-to-end processes |
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  | Real examples | Toy pseudocode | Production code input/output pairs |
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  | Installable | Copy-paste | `npx mobile-ai-agents install` |
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  | Severity levels | None | CRITICAL · WARNING · INFO |
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  ## Workflows
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  | Workflow | What It Covers |
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  | `game-level` | Design doc → FORGE/UNREAL → /shader-gen → /game-perf → /unity-tdd → playtest |
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  | `new-project-setup` | /grill-mobile → architecture → CI → security baseline → test infrastructure |
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  | `mobile-memory-workflow` | Mobile Memory: restore context → capture decisions → generate `MOBILE_MEMORY.md` → hand off across AI tools |
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+ | `issue-to-agent` | GitHub issue → classify → route to agents/skills → implementation and verification plan |
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+ | `device-proof-report` | Mobile MCP evidence → screenshots, assertions, bugs, and pass/fail proof |
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  | `appforge-workflow` | App idea → PRD → design plan → tasks → implementation gates → QA → Play Store |
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  | `mobile-mcp-qa` | Install/launch app → inspect UI → run flows → capture screenshots → QA report |
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  | `mobile-harness` | Approved task → implementation → tests → UI match → Mobile MCP QA → report |
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  Use it inside APPFORGE Stage 7 Full QA, UI match review, launch readiness checks, and screenshot validation. Full guide: [docs/mobile-mcp.md](docs/mobile-mcp.md)
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+ ### Device Proof Reports
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+ Use `device-proof-report` after `/mobile-mcp-qa` when you need evidence that survives beyond the chat. It turns Mobile MCP actions, screenshots, element snapshots, crashes/logs, accessibility notes, and assertions into `DEVICE_QA_REPORT.md`.
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+ This helps teams prove that a build was installed, launched, tested on a named device, and checked against expected behavior. Use it for PR handoff, release gates, Mobile Harness reports, screenshot validation, and any bug fix where "works on my machine" is not enough.
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+ ```text
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+ 1. Read Mobile MCP screenshots and actions
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+ 2. Record device, OS, app id, build, commit, and orientation
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+ 3. Map each PASS/FAIL/BLOCKED result to evidence
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+ 4. List crashes, accessibility notes, performance notes, and bugs
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+ 5. Produce DEVICE_QA_REPORT.md with next fixes
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+ ```
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  ## Mobile Harness — Top-Level Orchestrator
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  'app-launch': { file: 'workflows/app-launch.md' },
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  <div class="stats">
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  <div class="stat"><div class="stat-num">19</div><div class="stat-label">Agents</div></div>
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  <div class="stat"><div class="stat-num">35</div><div class="stat-label">Skills</div></div>
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  <p class="section-sub">The differentiator. No other mobile AI toolkit has these — full sequences that chain agents and skills from ticket to store.</p>
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  ## Safety Rules
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  6. [Platform-by-Platform Agent Guide](#6-platform-by-platform-agent-guide)
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  7. [How Skills Work](#7-how-skills-work)
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  8. [How Prompts Work](#8-how-prompts-work)
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- 9. [Input Format Reference](#9-input-format-reference)
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- 10. [Output Format Reference](#10-output-format-reference)
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- 11. [Contributing a New Agent](#11-contributing-a-new-agent)
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- 12. [FAQ](#12-faq)
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+ ### What it helps with
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+ - PR handoff: reviewers can see exact screenshots, actions, assertions, and failures.
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+ - Release gates: teams can verify launch, core flows, restart, rotation, and edge cases before store submission.
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+ - Bug fixes: every PASS or FAIL references evidence instead of relying on memory.
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+ - Mobile Harness: `DEVICE_QA_REPORT.md` can be attached to `MOBILE_HARNESS_REPORT.md`.
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+ - Future AI sessions: Mobile Memory can preserve device, build, screenshots, result, and next action.
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+ ### When to run it
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+ ```text
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+ APP_ID: com.example.invoice
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+ ```
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+ ### What the report proves
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+ - Whether the build installed and launched
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+ - Every action performed and the target used
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+ - Assertions mapped to screenshot or UI evidence
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+ - Screenshots and what each screenshot proves
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+ - Crashes, logs, accessibility notes, and performance notes
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+ - Issues found with severity, repro steps, and suggested fixes
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+ - Pass/fail/blocked summary and next fixes
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+ - Use stable screenshot filenames such as `01-home.png` and `04-after-restart.png`.
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+ - Do not mark a result PASS unless it references evidence.
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+ - For sensitive apps, use sandbox accounts and redact tokens, PII, payment data, and health data.
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+ - For failed flows, include the exact repro step and expected behavior.
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+ ```
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+ # Device QA Report
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+ ## Summary
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+ Result: PASS | FAIL | BLOCKED
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+ App ID:
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+ ## Actions Performed
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+ ```
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+ # Workflow - Device Proof Report
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+ **Type:** Device evidence and QA reporting
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+ **Skills Used:** /mobile-mcp-qa, /prd-verification, /accessibility-audit, /perf-audit, /mobile-memory-save
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+ ## When to Use
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+ The goal is not just to say the app works. The goal is to produce portable proof that a reviewer, teammate, or future AI session can inspect.
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+ - Every BLOCKED result must name the missing device, build, credential, app id, or artifact.
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+ **Agents Used:** APPFORGE, CRASHER, FREEZE, RETAINER, AXIOM / SWIFT / DART / BRIDGE, SENTINEL, PERF, MOBILE-HARNESS, PIPELINE, LAUNCHPAD, SCRIBE
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+ **Skills Used:** /crash-triage, /anr-investigation, /memory-leak-investigation, /perf-audit, /security-audit, /security-scan, /clean-code-audit, /prd-verification, /mobile-mcp-qa, /release-prep, /store-listing
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## When to Use
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+ Use this when a GitHub issue should become an executable Mobile AI Agents plan.
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+ The workflow accepts feature requests, crashes, ANRs, memory leaks, UI bugs, security issues, release work, store listing tasks, CI/CD work, and documentation tasks.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Inputs
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+ - Issue title
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+ - Issue body
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+ - Labels
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+ - Comments or maintainer notes
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+ - Linked PRD, design, logs, crash reports, screenshots, or source files
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+ - Target platform, if known
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Classification
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+ Choose exactly one primary issue type:
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+ | Issue Type | Signals | Recommended Start |
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+ | New feature | User story, acceptance criteria, screens | APPFORGE or MOBILE-HARNESS |
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+ | Crash | Stacktrace, exception, crash monitor link | /crash-triage then CRASHER |
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+ | ANR | Main thread blocked, Play Console ANR | /anr-investigation then FREEZE |
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+ | Memory leak | LeakCanary, retained object, heap growth | /memory-leak-investigation then RETAINER |
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+ | UI bug | Screenshot mismatch, layout, accessibility | Platform reviewer plus /mobile-mcp-qa |
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+ | Performance issue | Startup, jank, slow screen, battery, size | /perf-audit then PERF |
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+ | Security issue | Secrets, auth, storage, network, WebView | /security-scan or /security-audit then SENTINEL |
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+ | Release task | Signing, rollout, release readiness | /release-prep then PIPELINE or SCRIBE |
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+ | Store listing | ASO, copy, screenshots, metadata | /store-listing then LAUNCHPAD |
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+ | CI/CD task | GitHub Actions, Bitrise, Fastlane | PIPELINE |
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+ | Documentation | Guide, README, integration docs | MOBILE-HARNESS with docs scope |
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+ If the issue has multiple types, pick the one that blocks delivery first and list secondary types under `Risks`.
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+ ---
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+ ## Steps
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+ ```text
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+ 1. LOAD ISSUE
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+ -> Read title, body, labels, comments, linked artifacts, and acceptance criteria.
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+ 2. CLASSIFY
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+ -> Choose one primary issue type from the classification table.
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+ -> Identify platform: Android, iOS, Flutter, React Native, Kotlin Multiplatform, Unity, Unreal, or Cross-platform.
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+ 3. ROUTE
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+ -> Select the smallest agent and skill set that can solve the issue.
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+ -> Prefer specialist agents for evidence-heavy bugs.
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+ 4. PLAN
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+ -> Identify likely files, required evidence, implementation steps, verification, and risks.
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+ -> If product or credential decisions are missing, mark the plan BLOCKED.
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+ 5. EXECUTE ONE TASK
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+ -> Implement the smallest safe change.
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+ -> Do not expand scope beyond the issue acceptance criteria.
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+ 6. VERIFY
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+ -> Run tests, lint, build, or documentation checks that match the changed files.
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+ -> For UI/device bugs, use /mobile-mcp-qa when a target is available.
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+ 7. REPORT
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+ -> Produce ISSUE EXECUTION PLAN before coding or ISSUE EXECUTION REPORT after coding.
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Output Format
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+ Use this before implementation:
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+ ```text
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+ ISSUE EXECUTION PLAN
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+ ====================
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+ Issue:
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+ Issue type:
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+ Platform:
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+ Recommended agent:
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+ Recommended skills:
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+ Files likely involved:
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+ - <path or area>
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+ Implementation plan:
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+ 1. <step>
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+ 2. <step>
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+ 3. <step>
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+ Verification plan:
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+ 1. <check>
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+ 2. <check>
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+ Risks:
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+ - <risk or "None">
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+ Definition of done:
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+ - <specific acceptance criterion>
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+ ```
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+ Use this after implementation:
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+ ```text
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+ ISSUE EXECUTION REPORT
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+ ======================
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+ Issue:
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+ Issue type:
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+ Platform:
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+ Agent route used:
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+ Skills used:
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+ Changes made:
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+ - <file>: <change>
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+ Verification:
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+ - <command or check>: PASS | FAIL | NOT RUN
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+ Remaining risks:
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+ - <risk or "None">
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+ Definition of done:
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+ - <met criterion>
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Example
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+ ### Input
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+ ```text
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+ Issue #142
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+ Title: [BUG] Checkout crashes when coupon response has no discount
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+ Labels: bug, android
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+
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+ Body:
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+ Crashlytics shows a NullPointerException in CheckoutViewModel.applyCoupon.
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+ Stacktrace points to coupon.discount.amount.
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+ Expected behavior: invalid or empty discounts should show a message and keep checkout open.
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+ ```
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+ ### Output
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+ ```text
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+ ISSUE EXECUTION PLAN
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+ ====================
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+ Issue: #142 - Checkout crashes when coupon response has no discount
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+ Issue type: Crash
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+ Platform: Android
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+ Recommended agent: CRASHER
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+ Recommended skills: /crash-triage, /android-tdd, /clean-code-audit
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+ Files likely involved:
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+ - CheckoutViewModel
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+ - CouponRepository
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+ - CheckoutViewModelTest
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+ Implementation plan:
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+ 1. Use /crash-triage to confirm the first app-owned crashing frame.
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+ 2. Update coupon mapping so missing discounts become a typed failure state.
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+ 3. Add a regression test for a coupon response with no discount.
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+ Verification plan:
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+ 1. Run CheckoutViewModelTest.
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+ 2. Re-run /clean-code-audit on checkout files.
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+ Risks:
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+ - API contract may need backend confirmation.
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+ Definition of done:
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+ - Missing coupon discounts no longer crash checkout.
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+ - User sees a recoverable error message.
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+ - Regression test passes.
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Tool Fit
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+ - Codex: Use this workflow after fetching a GitHub issue. Let Codex inspect the local checkout, choose the route, implement the smallest safe change, run verification, and summarize the pushed branch or PR.
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+ - GitHub Copilot coding agent: Attach the issue to the coding agent with the `ISSUE EXECUTION PLAN` as the task brief so the agent has deterministic scope, files, and verification.
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+ - Manual GitHub workflow: Paste the plan into the issue or PR description, then assign the recommended specialist agent or skill to each implementation step.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ## Stop Conditions
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+ Stop and ask for a maintainer decision when:
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+ - The issue lacks enough reproduction evidence for a crash, ANR, leak, or security report.
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+ - The fix requires credentials, store owner access, paid service access, or production data.
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+ - The requested change is destructive or changes public API behavior without acceptance criteria.
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+ - The issue mixes unrelated work that should be split before implementation.
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+ 13. Produce `DEVICE_QA_REPORT.md` with the `device-proof-report` workflow when screenshots or device proof are required.
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+ 14. Write `MOBILE_HARNESS_REPORT.md`.
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+ 15. Update `MOBILE_MEMORY.md`.
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