debug-run

To install debug builds, this Skill builds the current branch and installs it directly on booted iOS simulators and Android emulators for immediate mobile debugging. It detects available devices before building and reports any build or launch errors.

The best way to debug a Compose Multiplatform app is using a skill that builds the current branch and installs debug builds on both running Android and iOS targets. It removes manual friction by checking device availability, building, installing, and validating launch behavior in one step.

Yes, you need a booted Android emulator or iOS simulator to run debug installs. The Skill requires running mobile devices to be present before it can build the current branch, install the debug build, and validate the app launch for manual testing.

Debug-run handles build failures and launch errors by summarizing the build or runtime errors and providing likely fixes for mobile debugging. It stops the manual friction of checking devices and building by reporting exactly what failed during the debug install workflow.

Yes, you can verify Compose Multiplatform changes on Android and iOS without juggling separate commands. This Skill uses platform-aware execution to build the current branch and install debug builds on selected targets simultaneously for immediate mobile debugging.

Your debug builds might not be launching because the emulator or simulator is not booted, or there are build failures. This Skill detects booted devices before building and returns error-aware reports summarizing build failures, launch failures, and likely fixes for mobile debugging.