NativeExpress agent skills

Public entry point for NativeExpress, a commercial React Native + Expo boilerplate.

Install

npx skills add robinfaraj/nativeexpress-skills -g --copy -y

Then, in an empty folder, tell your coding agent:

Create a new NativeExpress app called my-app, then set it up.

-g installs for every coding agent on your machine, so it works before any project exists — which is the point: the boilerplate's own skills only arrive with the clone, so something has to know how to get there first.

--copy is worth keeping. The installer symlinks by default, and a symlink is a broken file on Windows without core.symlinks.

Drop -g to install into the current project only.

What's here

Skill	Does
nativeexpress	Scaffolds a new app, then hands off to the project's own setup skill

That is deliberately the only skill in this repo. Everything else — configuring Supabase, the AI edge functions, RevenueCat, Superwall, OneSignal, Sentry, PostHog, Google and Apple sign-in — lives in the boilerplate itself, versioned alongside the code it edits. A copy here would drift.

What you get after the clone

The boilerplate ships its own skills, already on disk:

Skill	Does
setup	Configures every integration, tier by tier, verifying each
conventions	The codebase's conventions, for writing or reviewing code
uniwind	Uniwind (Tailwind v4 for React Native) styling
heroui-native	The HeroUI Native component library

Claude Code reads .claude/skills/; Cursor, Codex, Copilot, Gemini CLI, Cline and OpenCode read .agents/skills/. Both are in the repository, so there is nothing to install. For any other agent, yarn skills:install inside the project copies them across.

Requirements

Cloning the boilerplate needs a NativeExpress licence and the GitHub access granted at purchase. Without it the scaffold step fails with a permission error — that is expected, not a bug.

Buy at native.express.