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Mechanism
Breaks down how the skill works and what it produces, so you can quickly judge whether it fits your scenario and value.
When building or refactoring navigation/routing in an Expo Router app — file-based routes, tabs, stacks, modals, sheets, link previews, or header search.
Correct, idiomatic Expo Router navigation: organized routes, native stacks/tabs, context menus, previews, and form sheets with proper titles and headers.
Use Cases
A developer starts a new Expo app and needs tab-based navigation with stacked sub-screens. Using this skill they learn the app/ folder convention, NativeTabs trigger setup, and shared group routes. They avoid anti-patterns like co-locating components, ship a clean route tree, and get native iOS/Android tabs with proper titles and headers without trial and error.
A team wants to add iOS-style link previews, context menus, and a form-sheet detail view to an existing app. The skill provides Link.Preview, Link.Menu, and Stack.Screen formSheet patterns plus iOS 26 liquid-glass notes. They implement fluid navigation and long-press menus that match platform conventions, improving UX and reducing custom native code.
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