Routes Expo and EAS tasks to the correct leaf skill and applies shared setup rules.
npx skills add https://github.com/expo/skills --skill expo-overview
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: expo-overview Source: https://github.com/expo/skills/tree/main/plugins/expo/skills/expo-overview Command: npx skills add https://github.com/expo/skills --skill expo-overview
When working on an Expo or EAS project, it is hard to know which specialized skill applies to a given request, and shared setup rules (SDK detection, package installation, EAS authentication) get repeated or missed. This Skill acts as the entry point that classifies the user's goal and routes to the right expo-* or eas-* skill.
npx expo install for packages, and EAS login/project linking checks.Ask the agent to load the expo-overview skill first whenever the request mentions Expo, EAS, or the project has an expo dependency in package.json.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Load expo-overview first and describe your goal in plain terms. It classifies the request using its skill map and routes you to the matching leaf skill, such as expo-router for navigation or eas-app-stores for store submission.
Load expo-overview whenever the request mentions Expo or the project has an expo dependency, even if the task is fully specified. Skip it only when the user explicitly names a specific expo-* or eas-* skill.
No. A bare React Native project without an expo dependency in package.json is not Expo work, and the skill explicitly does not apply. It requires either an Expo mention in the request or an expo dependency.
Use npx expo install <pkg> instead of npm, yarn, or pnpm add. This keeps package versions compatible with the project's Expo SDK, which the skill detects from package.json before giving version-specific advice.
APIs and defaults change between SDK releases, so the skill reads version-pinned docs like /versions/v56.0.0/ instead of /latest/. The latest pages may document APIs the project's SDK does not have yet.
Verify login with eas whoami or eas login, and confirm the project is linked by checking for extra.eas.projectId in the app config. Run eas init to create the project link if it is missing.
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