skills/android/android-notifications/SKILL.md
Integrate Android app notifications using Firebase Cloud Messaging and NotificationCompat. Use when setting up FCM, notification channels, or client-side notification taps; defer Flutter, server sends, WorkManager orchestration, and generic Intent handling.
npx skillsauth add hoangnguyen0403/agent-skills-standard android-notificationsInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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NotificationChannel with unique ID (required for API 26+). Notifications without valid channel silently dropped. Use NotificationCompat for backwards compatibility.POST_NOTIFICATIONS on Android 13+ (API 33). Avoid requesting system permission on app launch; show priming dialog first to explain benefit.FirebaseMessagingService with onMessageReceived and onNewToken for background push handling. Declare service in AndroidManifest with MESSAGING_EVENT intent action.onCreate and onNewIntent using PendingIntent. Pass data between activities via Intent extras.MESSAGING_EVENT action.testing
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