### Install Project Dependencies

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/features/publishing/manual-publishing/ios-publishing

Install all the necessary project dependencies for your app. This command downloads all required components listed in your project's configuration.

```bash
yarn install
```

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### Example Context Summary

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/intro/best-practices/using-credits-efficiently

An example of a context summary for implementing a user profile editing feature, demonstrating how to structure the information for effective handoff.

```markdown
## Context Summary

**Goal:** Implement user profile editing feature

**Current State:**
- Profile viewing is complete (ProfileScreen.tsx)
- API endpoints exist for GET /profile and PATCH /profile
- Form validation library (react-hook-form) is configured

**Key Decisions:**
- Using optimistic updates for better UX
- Profile images stored in S3, not database
- Validation happens client-side and server-side

**Next Steps:**
- Add edit mode toggle to ProfileScreen
- Implement form submission with error handling
- Add image upload component

**Relevant Files:**
- src/screens/ProfileScreen.tsx
- src/api/profile.ts
```

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### Navigate to Project Directory

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/features/publishing/manual-publishing/android-publishing

Change the current directory in your console to your project's root folder. This is necessary before installing dependencies.

```bash
cd 
```

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### Install EAS CLI

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/features/publishing/manual-publishing/ios-publishing

Install the EAS CLI tool globally on your machine. This command downloads and installs the necessary tools to interact with Expo Application Services.

```bash
npm i -g eas-cli
```

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### Example Prompt for Expense Tracking App

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/intro/best-practices/writing-your-initial-prompt

This prompt provides a detailed specification for a personal expense tracking mobile app, covering audience, core flows, must-have features, out-of-scope items, constraints, success metrics, risks, and references. It serves as a comprehensive example of an initial prompt that checks all essential boxes for an AI agent.

```plaintext
Build a simple mobile app for tracking personal expenses.


Audience: Individuals managing monthly budgets; non-technical; iOS and Android.


Core flows:
- Add an expense with amount, category, date, and optional note.
- View a list of expenses filtered by month.
- See a monthly total and category breakdown.


Must-haves (v1):
- Local-only storage (no login).
- Categories: Food, Transport, Rent, Utilities, Other.
- Accessibility: readable text, high contrast.


Out of scope (v1):
- Cloud sync, account creation, or bank integrations.
- Recurring expenses.


Constraints:
- Works offline.
- Launch icons + app name “PennyTrack.”


Success:
- A user can add, view, and understand monthly spend in <30 seconds.


Risks:
- Categories might need customization later.


References:
- [PennyTrack](https://www.pennytrack.app)
- [Figma design](https://www.figma.com/design/1234567890/PennyTrack)
- [API docs](https://api.pennytrack.app)
- [Brand voice](https://www.pennytrack.app/brand-voice)
```

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### Context Summary Template

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/intro/best-practices/using-credits-efficiently

Use this template to summarize the current state, decisions, and next steps when starting a new thread to preserve essential context efficiently.

```markdown
## Context Summary

**Goal:** [What we're trying to accomplish]

**Current State:** [What's been completed, what exists now]

**Key Decisions:** [Important architectural or technical choices made]

**Next Steps:** [Specific tasks to complete]

**Relevant Files:** [List only files that will be actively modified]
```

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### Check Project Setup with Expo Doctor

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/features/publishing/manual-publishing/ios-publishing

Run a health check on your project to ensure everything is set up correctly for building and publishing. Expo Doctor will identify and suggest fixes for any issues.

```bash
npx expo-doctor --check
```

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### Build and Submit iOS App

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/features/publishing/manual-publishing/ios-publishing

Use this command to build your iOS app, submit it to the App Store, and set up TestFlight. This process is automated and occurs in the cloud.

```bash
eas build -s
```

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### Initialize EAS for Project

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/features/publishing/manual-publishing/ios-publishing

Run this command in your console to connect your project to EAS and select the owning Expo account.

```bash
eas init
```

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### Generate Web App Files

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/features/publishing/manual-publishing/web-publishing

Use this command to convert your app into static web files, which will be saved in the 'dist' folder.

```bash
npx expo export --platform web
```

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### Deploy Web App to Production

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/features/publishing/manual-publishing/web-publishing

Upload your generated web app files to Expo's servers and obtain a public URL for your app. Use the --prod flag for production deployments.

```bash
eas deploy --prod
```

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### Create Supabase Client Instance

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/guides/setting-up-supabase

Initializes the Supabase client using environment variables for URL and key. This client can be imported and used throughout your app for interacting with Supabase.

```typescript
import {
  createClient
} from '@supabase/supabase-js';


const supabaseUrl = process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_URL!;
const supabaseKey = process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_SUPABASE_KEY!;


export const supabase = createClient(supabaseUrl, supabaseKey);
```

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### Configure EAS Build

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/features/publishing/manual-publishing/ios-publishing

Execute this command to set up the necessary configurations for EAS Build for both Android and iOS platforms.

```bash
eas build:configure
```

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### Build Android App with EAS

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/features/publishing/manual-publishing/android-publishing

Initiate an Android app build using EAS Build. The build process occurs in the cloud and can take 10-20 minutes.

```bash
eas build -p android
```

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### Sign in to Expo

Source: https://help.draftbit.com/features/publishing/manual-publishing/ios-publishing

Log in to your Expo account using the EAS CLI. You will be prompted to enter your Expo username and password in the console.

```bash
eas login
```