Native Android App Builder

engineering

Native Android App Builder is a Claude Code skill that takes an idea to an APK or a signed Google Play bundle using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. It answers requests like build an Android app, run it on my phone, or make a release build and publish it to Play. Builds run from the terminal through the Gradle wrapper and adb, so compiler errors and device logs land directly in the working context. Stages: scope and toolchain, project skeleton and a first run of the blank template, a first version from one spec, iterations with assets and sound, navigation, networking, DataStore and Room, debugging with logcat, a real-device pass over USB and wireless, release signing, and Play requirements for new accounts. The skill states plainly which checks the agent cannot run, such as hardware vibration, and hands them to the user. You get a working app and a release artifact.