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A collection of AI agent skills for Kotlin projects, installable into coding agents like Claude Code or Codex.
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A modular, fully unstyled Compose component library designed for building custom design systems.
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A debug-only Android library that upgrades StrictMode with a live notification, Compose detail UI, and MCP server for AI agents.
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A Kotlin JVM library that generates fully populated instances of any class for testing, with zero configuration.
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A web-based adb logcat viewer that streams Android device logs to your browser, with filters, regex search, and no IDE required.
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A macOS desktop app for reviewing Android screenshot test failures side-by-side, with one-click baseline acceptance.
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A CLI tool that drives Android devices from the shell via ADB, with millisecond latency and CSS-like selectors.
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