Expo Skills is the Expo team's official library of Agent Skills that teach coding agents how to build, deploy, upgrade and debug Expo and React Native apps correctly.
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Skills load on demand from task context, with Expo docs, Expo CLI and EAS CLI remaining the source of truth.
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20+ SKILL.md skills behind an expo-overview router skill
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Framework skills for Expo Router, animations, native UI, @expo/ui, data fetching, DOM components, native modules, brownfield and SDK upgrades
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Clearly labelled paid EAS skills for app-store builds and submission, Hosting, Workflows, Update, Observe and remote simulators
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Install via npx skills add expo/skills, or as the expo plugin in the official Claude Code and OpenAI-curated Codex marketplaces
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Works with Cursor, Copilot, Gemini, OpenCode and other skill-aware agents, and pairs with the Expo MCP server
Open Source
Free and open source under the MIT license; framework skills cover the free Expo SDK, while skills for EAS Build, Submit, Hosting, Update, Observe and remote simulators rely on paid Expo Application Services plans and are labelled as such.
Best for
React Native and Expo developers using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or other skill-aware agents who want official, current Expo and EAS guidance applied automatically.
Not ideal for
Developers outside the Expo/React Native ecosystem or those wanting a standalone coding agent, since this is a skills library rather than an agent itself.
The authoritative way to make AI coding agents follow current Expo and EAS practices, and a quick install for any Expo team already using agents.
Trending on GitHub in late October 2026 with active updates, including EAS Observe skill additions on October 26, 2026 and a Codex migration to the Agent Plugins manifest on October 23, 2026.
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Is Expo Skills free?+
Yes - Expo Skills is Open Source. Free and open source under the MIT license; framework skills cover the free Expo SDK, while skills for EAS Build, Submit, Hosting, Update, Observe and remote simulators rely on paid Expo Application Services plans and are labelled as such.
Is Expo Skills open source?+
Yes - Expo Skills is open source. Free and open source under the MIT license; framework skills cover the free Expo SDK, while skills for EAS Build, Submit, Hosting, Update, Observe and remote simulators rely on paid Expo Application Services plans and are labelled as such.
Who is Expo Skills best for?+
React Native and Expo developers using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or other skill-aware agents who want official, current Expo and EAS guidance applied automatically.
Who is Expo Skills not ideal for?+
Developers outside the Expo/React Native ecosystem or those wanting a standalone coding agent, since this is a skills library rather than an agent itself.
What are the best Expo Skills alternatives?+
The closest Expo Skills alternatives on ai.dosa.dev are Pieces for Developers, agenttrace, Vibe Kanban - all listed under Developer Productivity & Workflow.
Who makes Expo Skills?+
Expo Skills is developed by Expo. It is listed in the Developer Productivity & Workflow category on ai.dosa.dev.
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