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nativephp-mobile-skill

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Claude skill distilling all of the NativePHP Mobile v3 docs (58/58 pages) into an on-disk reference.

A Claude Code skill that packages all 58 pages of NativePHP Mobile docs into a local reference for building Laravel mobile apps.

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This project is a reference skill for Claude Code, the AI coding assistant, focused specifically on NativePHP Mobile version 3. NativePHP Mobile lets a Laravel web developer turn their existing PHP project into a real iOS or Android app. Rather than having Claude look up NativePHP's documentation online every time, this skill packages every page of that documentation, all fifty eight pages, into local reference files that live on your computer.

Once installed, the skill activates automatically whenever you are working on NativePHP related tasks, such as native commands, or building mobile apps from a Laravel codebase. Installing it means cloning the repository and creating a symbolic link into your global Claude Code skills folder, or into a project's local skills folder if you prefer it scoped to just one project.

The reference material is organized into several files. One file explains when the skill should be used and lists the essential facts you need up front. Others cover getting started steps like installation and configuration, the basic building blocks such as web views and native functions, adding native looking navigation bars and icons, deeper concepts like authentication, on device storage, and push notifications, how to write your own plugins, and a rundown of the fourteen built in device plugins covering things like the camera and biometrics. A final coverage file confirms that every one of the fifty eight documentation pages has been captured.

Each reference file lists the exact source pages it was built from, so you can trace any piece of information back to the original documentation. Where the vendor's own documentation contains outdated examples, the skill notes the problem rather than repeating the mistake.

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