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expo Claude Code Plugin

Category
Development
Topics
Web & App Development · Cloud, Deployment & CI/CD · Claude Code Customization & Workflow
First cataloged
2026-07-09 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-08-20 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-08-26 (UTC) (yesterday)

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It bundles open-source framework skills covering navigation, UI, animation, styling, data fetching, and native module development, alongside paid skills tied to Expo Application Services (EAS) for app store submission, CI/CD, updates, hosting, and monitoring. An overview skill routes a request to the correct specific skill when the user has not named one. Optional anonymous usage telemetry can be enabled or disabled, and a feedback command lets users report issues from within any skill.

About the service

Expo Application Services (EAS) is Expo's cloud platform for React Native projects, offering build automation, over-the-air updates, app store submission, CI/CD workflows, hosting for websites and API routes, remote device simulation, and performance observability. The plugin's services-oriented skills operate against these EAS features, so using them involves interacting with this hosted service rather than purely local tooling.

What you can do with expo

  • Get routed to the right Expo skill through an overview/setup skill when a task is not yet specific
  • Scaffold new Expo projects with a recommended folder structure
  • Build navigation with Expo Router (stacks, tabs, modals, sheets)
  • Create native-feeling UI, animations, gestures, and design-system tokens
  • Use @expo/ui components with SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose
  • Handle data fetching, caching, and offline support
  • Run web code inside native apps via DOM components, or migrate a web app to native
  • Write custom native modules, add iOS App Clips, or integrate Expo into existing native apps
  • Perform SDK upgrades and resolve dependency or deprecated-package issues
  • Submit apps to the App Store, TestFlight, and Play Store using EAS Build
  • Check EAS Update rollout health and EAS Observe performance metrics
  • Deploy websites and API routes with EAS Hosting
  • Run apps on remote EAS cloud simulators
  • Submit structured feedback about the skills, docs, CLI, or MCP experience

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