What problem does it solve? Setting up a new native Android project involves dozens of interlocking decisions — Gradle version catalogs, AGP 9 built-in Kotlin, KSP, Compose BOM, bilingual resources, security baselines, test suites, and CI wiring — and getting any of them wrong produces a project that fails to build or violates platform requirements. This Skill generates the entire project tree against an explicit spec corpus and verifies it with a green ./gradlew build. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Spec-grounded scaffolding: Generates a single-module :app project (or a modularized layout when a concrete trigger exists) with a version catalog, plugins-only root build script, JDK 17 toolchain, Compose BOM, KSP, and Spotless/ktlint formatting. - Built-in baselines: Ships bilingual English/German resources with localeFilters, an L1 security manifest with explicit android:exported, a shrunk release build with log stripping, StrictMode in debug, a logging facade, and a minimal JVM test suite. - CI and verification: Writes a Taskfile and GitHub Actions workflow, then runs ./gradlew build and task check, reporting every failure with a proposed fix instead of silently patching. - Use Case: Ask to create a new Android app named Notensammler with package de.nolte.notensammler; the Skill confirms parameters, presents the file plan for approval, writes the scaffold, and verifies the build is green — with resume support if interrupted. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to scaffold a new Android app project with your chosen app name, package, and minSdk, then approve the parameter and file-plan gates it presents.
