A professional toolkit for building fluid, native-feeling mobile interfaces using Expo Router, React Native, and Apple Human Interface Guidelines.
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npx clawhub@latest install native-ui
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The native-ui skill provides a robust set of patterns and conventions for developing mobile applications that feel truly native. By prioritizing Expo Router for navigation and native OS components over web-based wrappers, it ensures that developers using Openclaw Skills can deliver high-quality user experiences. It covers everything from file-based routing and native tab bars to advanced visual effects like liquid glass and haptic feedback.
This skill is designed to streamline the mobile development lifecycle by recommending modern libraries such as expo-symbols and expo-audio while enforcing best practices for responsiveness and layout. Whether you are building a simple utility or a complex data-driven app, these patterns help maintain a clean architecture and high performance across all mobile platforms.
To integrate this skill into your environment, use the following command:
npx clawhub@latest install native-ui
After installation, start your development server with npx expo start and use the Expo Go app to preview your native UI components instantly.
The skill follows a strict directory and metadata schema to ensure compatibility with modern mobile development workflows:
| Feature | Convention |
|---|---|
| Routing Root | All route files must reside in the /app directory. |
| Layouts | Use _layout.tsx to define navigation stacks and tab bars. |
| File Naming | Use kebab-case for all source files (e.g., user-profile.tsx). |
| References | Technical docs are stored in /references covering icons, storage, and animations. |
| Aliases | Path aliases in tsconfig.json are preferred over relative imports for cleaner code. |
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