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Interactive Expo project bootstrapper. Use when a user wants to start a new Expo/React Native project from scratch and needs help making architecture decisions and setting up the project structure. This skill guides the user through 15 decision categories (project basics, folder structure, design system, state management, navigation, API/network, libraries, authentication, CI/CD, testing, code standards, performance, security, analytics, offline-first) by asking targeted questions, then scaffolds the complete project structure so the user can immediately start adding features. Triggers on: "new expo project", "expo boilerplate", "start expo app", "expo setup", "bootstrap expo", "expo initialization", "from scratch expo", "setup expo architecture".
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Target: Expo SDK 53+ / React Native 0.79+
Interactive bootstrapper that collects architecture decisions via questions, then scaffolds a production-ready Expo project.
references/
questions.md All questions grouped into 3 tiers with defaults
setup-guide.md Package commands, config files, and boilerplate code
architecture-templates.md Folder structures and complete file contents
Before anything else, create the Expo project if it doesn't exist:
npx create-expo-app@latest {{APP_NAME}} --template blank-typescript
Read references/questions.md. Ask questions one tier at a time:
Tier 1 — Required (always ask):
Tier 2 — Recommended (ask "Would you like to make recommended architecture decisions?"): 6. Design System — colors, typography, spacing, UI kit 7. Authentication — methods, backend provider, token storage 8. Libraries — forms, animation, image, i18n, date 9. CI/CD & Deploy — EAS, build profiles, OTA channels 10. Testing — unit, E2E, coverage target
Tier 3 — Advanced (ask "Would you like to make advanced decisions, or use defaults?"): 11. Code Standards — naming, lint, commit format, branch strategy 12. Security — root detection, SSL pinning, log filtering 13. Analytics & Logging — provider, crash reporting 14. Offline First — cache strategy, sync mechanism
Shortcut: If user says "fast setup" or "use defaults", apply Recommended Defaults from
questions.mdand only ask project name + bundle ID.
Show all decisions as a summary table and get user approval:
| Category | Choice |
|----------|--------|
| App Name | MyApp |
| State | Zustand |
| ... | ... |
After approval, read references/setup-guide.md and references/architecture-templates.md, then:
npx expo install and npm install for selected librariestsconfig.json, .eslintrc.js, .prettierrc, app.json, eas.json, .gitignoresrc/theme/app/app/(tabs)/index.tsx showing design systemShow the user:
npx expo start)src/ with feature-based structureStyleSheet.create for styling (Unistyles as advanced option)Tabs from expo-router/tabs (NativeTabs only for iOS 26+ projects)src/features/xxx/store/, app-wide state → src/store/development
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