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Android skills

A repository of AI-optimized agent skills, following the open Agent Skills format, grounding coding agents in Android development best practices for tasks where they typically fall short.

Android skills

Android skills is a repository of modular, AI-optimized instructions and resources that help agents follow the best practices and guidance published on developer.android.com. Each skill is a SKILL.md file, following the open agent-skills standard, that grounds an LLM with technical detail on a specialized Android development task or workflow.

Skill development focuses on use cases where evaluations show agents currently underperform, rather than areas, such as basic Jetpack Compose usage, where agents already do well. Skills install through the Android CLI, either individually by name or all at once, into detected agent directories such as Gemini's or Antigravity's, and can later be updated the same way; an agent activates an installed skill automatically when a task matches it.

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