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expo Claude Code Plugin

Category
Development
Topics
Web & App Development · Cloud, Deployment & CI/CD · Migration & Modernization
First cataloged
2026-07-09 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-09-22 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-10-05 (UTC) (10 days ago)

The explanation below is AI-generated. Please verify it against the sources.

This plugin bundles official Expo skills that guide an AI agent through building, styling, testing, upgrading, and shipping React Native apps built on Expo. It separates functionality into free, open-source framework skills covering UI patterns, navigation, animations, native modules, and SDK upgrades, and a second group of skills tied to Expo Application Services (EAS), a paid cloud platform for builds, updates, and deployment. Each EAS-related skill notes upfront that it depends on a paid plan or has plan-based limits. The plugin also ships a router skill that directs a given request to the correct specific skill, plus an opt-in anonymous telemetry mechanism and a feedback command. According to the README, the skills also cover migrating existing apps, writing native modules, and integrating Expo into existing native codebases.

About the service

Expo Application Services (EAS) is Expo's cloud platform referenced by several skills in this plugin. It handles native app builds, over-the-air update delivery, app store and TestFlight submissions, website and API-route hosting, production performance monitoring, and remote iOS/Android cloud simulators. Skills that call into EAS are marked as paid or plan-limited features.

What you can do with expo

  • Get routed to the right Expo skill for a task through the overview/router skill
  • Scaffold a new Expo project's folder structure and set up navigation with Expo Router
  • Build native-feeling UI using SwiftUI/Jetpack Compose components, animations, gestures, and design-system tokens
  • Set up data fetching, offline support, and DOM components for embedding web code in a native app
  • Migrate an existing web app to native, write native modules, or integrate Expo into an existing native app
  • Upgrade Expo SDK versions and resolve dependency issues that follow an upgrade
  • Submit apps to the iOS App Store, TestFlight, and Google Play using EAS Build
  • Write EAS Workflows YAML for CI/CD, check EAS Update rollout health, and review production metrics through EAS Observe
  • Deploy websites or API routes with EAS Hosting and exercise an app on a remote EAS cloud simulator

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