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web-to-mobile

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Converts an existing web platform into a production-ready Expo (React Native) mobile app by deeply analyzing the repo, mapping all APIs and user flows to mobile screens, generating a spec document for owner review, then scaffolding the full project with real auth wired up and detailed TODO markers for all other API calls — then wiring them all up on a final GO. Use this skill whenever the user wants to build a mobile app from an existing web platform, says "build a mobile version of our app", "create an Expo app from our backend", "convert our platform to mobile", "spin up an app for our existing APIs", or wants to build any mobile companion — even if they don't say "web-to-mobile" explicitly. Always reach for this skill when there's an existing web/backend repo and the goal is a new mobile app.

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