expo

Automate setup, build, and deployment tasks for Expo React Native projects.

1|Updated Jan 16, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/enact-on/super-ai-github --skill expo
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Skill: expo
Source: https://github.com/enact-on/super-ai-github/tree/main/.opencode/skill/expo
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/enact-on/super-ai-github --skill expo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Expo-based React Native projects often require repetitive setup, configuration, and deployment steps across platforms. This Skill provides a structured pattern to bootstrap, test, build, and update Expo apps efficiently.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Project scaffolding: Initialize and configure Expo apps with managed workflow and routing basics.
  • Build and publish: Streamline EAS Build, OTA updates, and multi-platform deployment.
  • Configuration validation: Ensure app.json, app.config.js, and Expo config are consistent and correct.
  • Use Case: A mobile development team wants to spin up a new Expo app with OTA updates and a seamless cross-platform build pipeline in minutes.

Quick Start

Run expo init my-app to scaffold a new project, then configure with app.json/app.config.js and start the development server with expo start. When ready to build, use eas build --platform ios --platform android and consider expo publish or eas update for OTA distribution.

Frequently Asked Questions about expo

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate OTA updates and EAS Build for a React Native Expo app?

To automate OTA updates and EAS Build for Expo, you configure app.config.js and use the EAS CLI to build for iOS and Android, then push over-the-air updates via eas update. This streamlines multi-platform deployment and distribution without manual steps.

What is the best way to scaffold a new Expo project with managed workflow?

Scaffolding a new Expo project with managed workflow involves running expo init to generate the app structure, then configuring app.json and routing basics. This provides a structured foundation to start development efficiently across platforms.

Can I validate app.json and app.config.js configurations before deploying an Expo app?

Yes, you can validate app.json and app.config.js configurations before deploying an Expo app to ensure consistency. Configuration validation checks that Expo settings are correct, preventing build failures and deployment errors across iOS and Android.

Do I need Expo CLI and EAS Build to configure cross-platform mobile deployment?

Yes, Expo CLI and EAS Build are required to configure cross-platform mobile deployment. These standard npm and yarn workflow tools handle the build pipeline and OTA distribution needed to publish Expo apps across iOS and Android.

How do I publish OTA updates to an existing Expo React Native application?

To publish OTA updates to an existing Expo React Native application, use the expo publish or eas update commands. This pushes JavaScript bundle updates directly to user devices instantly, bypassing the app store review process.

Why does my EAS Build fail when deploying Expo apps across iOS and Android?

EAS Build can fail deploying Expo apps across iOS and Android due to inconsistent app.json or app.config.js configurations. Validating your Expo config and ensuring standard npm or yarn workflows are correctly set up prevents these deployment errors.