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expo Claude Code Plugin

Category
Development
Topics
Web & App Development · Cloud, Deployment & CI/CD
First cataloged
2026-07-09 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-09-04 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-09-03 (UTC) (2 days ago)

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This plugin is a set of official Expo skills for an AI coding agent, aimed at helping developers build, deploy, upgrade, and debug React Native apps built with Expo. According to the README, the skills are split into open-source framework skills (covering UI, routing, animations, data fetching, native modules, SDK upgrades, and more) and paid services skills that rely on Expo Application Services (EAS) for build, submission, update, hosting, and observability tasks. The framework skills help with everyday app-building tasks like navigation, design systems, and platform-specific native UI components, while the services skills guide App Store/Play Store submission, CI/CD workflows, update monitoring, and remote cloud simulators. Optional anonymous usage telemetry can be enabled or disabled by the user, and a feedback command is included in each skill. The plugin is distributed under the MIT license.

About the service

Expo Application Services (EAS) is Expo's cloud platform for building, submitting, updating, hosting, and monitoring mobile apps. The paid-distribution skills in this plugin connect to EAS features such as Build, Update, Hosting, Observe, and cloud-based simulators to handle tasks like app store submission, CI/CD pipelines, and production performance tracking.

What you can do with expo

  • Get routed to the appropriate Expo skill and apply shared project setup conventions
  • Set up a recommended folder structure for new Expo projects
  • Build navigation with Expo Router (stacks, tabs, modals, sheets)
  • Create animations and gestures with Reanimated and Gesture Handler
  • Build native-feeling UI using SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose components via @expo/ui
  • Set up a design system with token-based themes and component conventions
  • Implement data fetching, caching, and offline support
  • Run web code inside native apps using DOM components
  • Migrate an existing web/React app to native, or integrate Expo into an existing native app
  • Write native modules and add an iOS App Clip
  • Upgrade Expo SDK versions and resolve dependency conflicts
  • Submit apps to the App Store, Play Store, and TestFlight through EAS
  • Configure EAS Build profiles and write EAS Workflow YAML for CI/CD
  • Check EAS Update rollout health and track performance with EAS Observe
  • Deploy websites and API routes with EAS Hosting
  • Run and control apps on remote cloud simulators via EAS

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