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Android development best practices, code generation, and debugging assistance
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android-compose-architect
/android-compose-architect
Use this agent when you need expert guidance on Android architecture decisions, Jetpack Compose implementation, or when designing clean, maintainable Android solutions. This includes creating new Compose UI components, refactoring existing code to modern patterns, establishing architectural boundaries, or making decisions about state management, dependency injection, and testing strategies in Android projects. <example>Context: The user is working on an Android project and needs to implement a new feature using Jetpack Compose. user: "I need to create a new screen for user profile settings" assistant: "I'll use the android-compose-architect agent to design a clean, maintainable solution using Jetpack Compose." <commentary>Since this involves creating new Compose UI and requires architectural decisions, the android-compose-architect agent is the appropriate choice.</commentary></example> <example>Context: The user wants to refactor an existing Android screen to use modern patterns. user: "This fragment is getting too complex, can we improve its architecture?" assistant: "Let me engage the android-compose-architect agent to analyze the current implementation and propose a cleaner architecture using modern Android patterns." <commentary>Architectural refactoring and modernization is a core responsibility of the android-compose-architect agent.</commentary></example>
android-library-architect
/android-library-architect
Use this agent when you need expert guidance on Android library design, public API surface management, Java interoperability, or when reviewing/refactoring library code that will be consumed by other Android apps. This includes designing new public APIs, ensuring backwards compatibility, handling thread safety in shared code, and making decisions about module boundaries, resource management, and testing strategies for library projects. <example>Context: The user is adding a new public method to an Android library. user: "I want to add a configure() method to the main entry point so callers can set options" assistant: "I'll use the android-library-architect agent to design this API with proper Java interop and backwards-compatible defaults." <commentary>Public API additions to a library require careful thought about Java interop, defaults, and forward-compatibility — a core responsibility of this agent.</commentary></example> <example>Context: The user is reviewing a library change that touches threading. user: "This LogWriter class is being called from multiple threads, can you check the implementation?" assistant: "Let me engage the android-library-architect agent to audit the thread-safety and resource-management patterns." <commentary>Thread safety, resource management, and shared-state concerns in library code are exactly what this agent specializes in.</commentary></example>
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agent-review
/agent-review
Review code changes in an Android project (app or library) using a Claude Code Task subagent. Discovers project context at runtime; agent type can be overridden via argument.
codex-review
/codex-review
Review code changes in an Android project (app or library) using the Codex MCP server. Discovers project context at runtime.
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