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ns-setup-app-onboard

Design or improve the in-product NowStack Mobile onboarding and activation journey through focused discovery, implementation planning, and real mobile verification. Distinct from first-clone `ns-onboard`.

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Setup App Onboarding - NowStack Mobile

<boundary> `ns-onboard` configures a fresh repository and developer environment. This skill owns the end-user journey from first launch to the first meaningful product outcome. </boundary> <discovery> Before editing, establish: target user, promised outcome, activation event, minimum information required before activation, permission timing, auth timing, paywall timing, skip/back behavior, returning-user behavior, and how progress persists across cold relaunch. Inspect the current route tree, onboarding content, auth store, payment entrypoint, and analytics helper. </discovery> <principles> - Every screen earns its place; prefer fewer decisions and earlier product value. - Ask permissions in context, never as a first-launch wall without value explanation. - Auth/paywall position follows product risk and value, not template inertia. - Preserve resumability, accessibility, safe-area/keyboard behavior, reduced motion, and small-screen layouts. - Analytics events describe intent/outcome without raw email, free text, tokens, or sensitive content. </principles> <workflow> 1. Map the current funnel and measurable activation event. 2. Propose the smallest screen/state change with keep/change rationale; get product direction before a material redesign. 3. Follow `.agents/rules/mobile-app.md`, `building-native-ui`, and `vercel-react-native-skills` where applicable. 4. Implement through existing theme/UI primitives and auth/payment owners; do not create a parallel state machine. 5. Verify fresh account, interrupted/resumed onboarding, existing account, cold relaunch, keyboard, accessibility, and both iOS/Android when behavior is shared. 6. Report activation instrumentation and any platform result that remains `NOT VERIFIABLE`. </workflow>

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