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Release a NowStack Mobile Android app to Google Play production - listing, screenshots, Data safety, content rating, release notes, then promote the tested internal build to the production track with a staged rollout. Use for "release on Android", "publish to Play production", "promote to production", "ship the Android update". If no build is on a testing track yet, run ns-android-beta first.
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See how to installReview the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Take a build that's already on the internal track all the way to the production track: store listing, screenshots, Data safety form, content rating, release notes, validate, then promote with a staged rollout. This is the Android counterpart of ns-ios-distribute. If nothing is on a testing track yet, run ns-android-beta first. The deep gpc command reference is .agents/skills/ns-deploy-android-app/SKILL.md.
Everything runs with repo tools and the gpc (Google Play Console) CLI:
gpc for all Play Console API calls (GPC_SERVICE_ACCOUNT / gpc auth login --service-account <json>).mobile-app/scripts/store-screenshots.mjs + Maestro + emulator for captures.site-config.ts.
</objective>
<state_variables>
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
{package_name} | from site-config.ts > androidPackage; permanent once the listing exists. |
{aab_path} | the build already uploaded to the internal track (do not rebuild to release). |
{from_track} / {to_track} | usually internal → production (via closed/open if you stage testers). |
{rollout_fraction} | staged production rollout, e.g. 0.1 (10%) before 100%. |
{release_notes} | per-language "what's new" text (≤500 chars), from ns-release or written here. |
| </state_variables> |
<critical_safety>
gpc releases promote, gpc publish, or gpc listings push without --validate-only/--dry-run first AND explicit user confirmation of: package name, Play account, service account, target track, prod Convex URLs, screenshots/listing, and release notes.<failure_modes>
payment.productIds.google, or not activated.
</failure_modes><success_metrics>
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Complete guide for building beautiful apps with Expo Router. Covers fundamentals, styling, components, navigation, animations, patterns, and native tabs.
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Routes general Convex requests to the right project skill. Use when the user asks which Convex skill to use or gives an underspecified Convex app task.
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Use when optimizing Convex database read bandwidth, documents-read cost, query indexes, full-table scans, function-level usage dashboard findings, or code that uses .filter(), unbounded .collect(), N+1 reads, or expensive reactive Convex queries.
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Build reusable Convex components with isolated tables and app-facing wrappers. Use for defineComponent, app.use, ComponentApi, or shared backend modules.
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Plan safe Convex schema and data migrations. Use for widen-migrate-narrow rollouts, backfills, breaking field changes, table splits, or failed schema deploys.
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Audit Convex performance for hot reads, write contention, subscriptions, function limits, OCC conflicts, latency, read amplification, and expensive reactive queries.
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