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android-readme-screenshot-studio

Skill8k starsChanged 4 months agoGPL-3.0View on GitHub

Create or refresh polished, high-resolution screenshots of the Bitchat Android app for README and repository showcase use. Use this skill whenever a user asks for README screenshots, app-store-like repository images, a populated mesh-chat showcase, voice-note or media conversation captures, a geohash globe image, higher-resolution Android emulator captures, or a PR that adds or replaces documentation screenshots. It owns the complete workflow from latest-main isolation and deterministic synthetic fixtures through real app rendering, visual inspection, system-chrome cropping, README asset updates, clean builds, and an optional PR. Do not use it for before/after UI regression evidence, which belongs to android-ui-visual-review, or for physical mesh behavior, which belongs to mesh-lab.

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