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Boost mobile AI development efficiency with official Expo skills

Expo has released a set of official skills for AI coding assistants, covering routing, animations, native-style interfaces, design systems, SDK upgrades, and deployment. By installing the corresponding plugins or tools, you allow AI to automatically select and complete development and upgrade tasks.

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Added 2026-11-03 · originally published 2026-11-01


Key points

  • For Claude Code and Codex, use official Expo skills via plugins.
  • For other AI tools like Cursor, run the command `npx skills add expo/skills` to install.
  • The official skills include dedicated modules for routing, animations, native-style interfaces, design systems, SDK upgrades, and app store deployment.
  • When you give instructions to the AI (such as "upgrade this app to the latest Expo SDK"), the agent automatically selects the corresponding skill to execute.
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Please refer to the official Expo skills and help me [describe your frontend development, upgrade, or build task, e.g., upgrade this app to the latest Expo SDK and implement a native-style interface]
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Last updated 2026-11-03 07:12 (Beijing time)